Bryan Matthews is a sportswriter at Rivals.com. He has been covering Auburn sports since 2001, with a focus on competitive and professional sports, as well as the business aspects of sports and sports marketing. Bryan's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Rivals.com, Opelika-Auburn News, BVM Sports, On3, NewsBreak, and Yahoo Sports.
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Finding the winning edge within the margins and the PCSA on life support in this week's Monday musings.
By: Bryan Matthews
Jo Simmons believes Auburn's offensive line has made a massive step forward to begin fall camp.
Sophomore safety Eric Winters is stepping up at one of Auburn's deepest positions.
Auburn donned full pads for the first time during Wednesday's seventh practice of fall camp.
Several players including Christian Neptune are stepping up at punt and kick return for Auburn.
Auburn special teams coach Jacob Bronowski is confident in Alex McPherson from beyond 60 yards.
A slimmed-down Dallas Walker IV has taken a big step forward on Auburn defensive line.
Auburn's scrimmage Friday will be the first big test of fall camp and key in resolving position battles.
Alex Golesh wants Auburn's players to humble themselves after a sloppy first scrimmage at Jordan-Hare Stadium.
Alex Golesh is pleased with Auburn's work in the red zone on both offense and defense.
