In this episode of Saturday vs Sunday, we break down the bruising, gritty showdown between Auburn and Baylor — a game where Jackson Arnold looked like a true SEC weapon, and Auburn’s offensive line flattened everything in sight.Auburn rushed for over 300 yards, held Baylor to just 64 on the ground, and unleashed a 98-yard kick return touchdown that crushed Baylor’s late-game momentum. We dig into Arnold’s impressive performance — 137 rushing yards, 2 rushing TDs, 0 turnovers — and compare his style to early Tebow: decisive, powerful, and smart with his body.We also explore Auburn’s unusual three-coach playcalling system (first down, second down, third down each called by different people) and why it might actually be working. Is this a Mike Leach-style innovation or chaos waiting to strike?On Baylor’s side, Sawyer Robertson threw for 419 yards, showed NFL-level poise, and distributed the ball beautifully. But penalties, no run game, and slow adaptation doomed them. We question if Baylor waited too long to abandon the run, and how their O-line got overwhelmed by Auburn’s front.This game may end up a signature win for Auburn if Baylor proves legit in the Big 12 — and it’s clear both teams still have everything to play for.If you’re into trench battles, breakout QBs, and early-season momentum swings, this one’s got it all. Like, comment, and let us know — is Auburn for real?

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