Link sAUsage: Defensive Individuals/2 Chainz

September 14, 2017
Before we get started, it’s imperative that you all know about the upcoming UPC concert in Auburn next week.
Just check out the details.

2 Chainz is coming to Auburn next week. http://pic.twitter.com/9RcsgSjYa2

— Josh Vitale (@AUBlog) September 13, 2017

2 Chainz is still cool, right? I hope so.
On to football.
We’ve got something on pretty much the entire secondary today, and we begin with Jeremiah Dinson. Yesterday we showed that he made PFF’s College Defense of the Week with a stellar grade in the Clemson game, so here’s a little more on the Auburn defensive back.

“Jeremiah Dinson has always been a great player. He's just never got a chance because he's always been hurt." http://bit.ly/2vVTiQd

— Josh Vitale (@AUBlog) September 13, 2017

I love the quote headlining this next article. It’s pretty much how we should feel right now. What if we see Clemson again later in the year? It’s not out of the realm of possibility, if Gus’ offense gets rolling and the defense keeps playing like it has.

"Like a fairy tale. You start good, it gets a little tricky in the middle, then you ride off in the sunset.” http://bit.ly/2eXbNx5

— Jeff Shearer (@jeff_shearer) September 13, 2017

Despite only allowing 285 yards and 14 points in the loss after getting no support from the offense, one Auburn defender still thinks he could’ve done more.

Auburn corner Carlton Davis thinks he "could have did more" in loss at Clemson http://bit.ly/2vVIaTD http://pic.twitter.com/h4N0L9vf3x

— Josh Vitale (@AUBlog) September 13, 2017

And another defensive back headlines our look at who might be limited for the game this weekend.

Safety Nick Ruffin is among a "handful" of Auburn players listed as day-to-day for this weekend's Mercer game http://bit.ly/2vVVOGn http://pic.twitter.com/HwOo6lu3x0

— Tom Green (@Tomas_Verde) September 13, 2017

As we start to peek ahead at basketball, you can now see exactly where to find all of the games this season!

Game times, TV channels announced for 2017-18 Auburn men's basketball season http://bit.ly/2vWhEcD

— Josh Vitale (@AUBlog) September 13, 2017

And looking way ahead to 2018, Auburn baseball should get a good boost with one of the best recruiting classes in the country, led by a couple guys who decided to forego MLB Draft possibilities.

Auburn's 2017 recruiting class is ranked No. 6 in the nation. http://bit.ly/2eYi4s5

— Matthew Stevens (@matthewcstevens) September 13, 2017

That’s all for now. No Mercer this weekend. War Eagle!


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