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The Film Room: How Auburn kept Baylor in constant conflict

Cole Pinkstonby: Cole Pinkston09/03/25ColePinkston
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In the world of Auburn media and content, I hope this film study is something unique. The goal is to create a dialogue based on football IQ learned from spending time in the coaching world–how an opposing coach may look at Auburn’s game film. 

Also, I don’t only want to review plays and break them down–I also want to talk philosophy, choices, and take on growing narratives with a head-on approach. I tend to spend plenty of time on the offensive line as well.

Auburn’s offense kept Baylor’s defense in constant conflict last Friday night. There were new RPO play designs that Baylor was unable to defend correctly. The jet motion was a great addition to the run game and the quarterback run game. It was a true “pick your poison” style of run game–and Auburn hasn’t really pushed the passing game yet.

Defensively, there were a few things to note on film. Of course, I talked through the coverage bust. I also wanted to point out a few individual performances. It was fair, also, to tip my hat to Jake Spavital a few times.

I broke down around 15 plays from Auburn’s win over Baylor.

WATCH – MEMBERS ONLY: THE FILM ROOM, HOW AUBURN KEPT BAYLOR IN CONSTANT CONFLICT

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