Auburn will play host to Cal on Saturday at 2:30 p.m.
, Hugh Freeze and the Auburn Tigers now turn their attention to the Cal Golden Bears in the second game of the two programs’ home-and-home agreement.
“I thought the effort was really, really good,” Freeze said of Saturday’s win over Alabama A&M. Says he thought the defense tackled well and special teams was a positive.Freeze said there are also plenty of positives to take from the offense, which only committed one penalty. However, the two turnovers are a still a concern.
Freeze says Auburn defensive back Champ Anthony has been dealing with a calf strain and was held back some on Saturday. Meanwhile, defensive tackle Isaiah Raikes should be good to go this coming week after being held back against Alabama A&M. On coaching Payton Thorne: “I talked to him right after the play on the sidelines and now we’ve got those iPads on the sideline... I go and say, ‘Do you see what I see?’ Payton can take the hard coaching.”
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