Auburn football's offensive line struggles with penalties against Tennessee
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 3, 2026, 11:58 PM
Last updated Oct 3, 2026

Auburn football's offensive line faced challenges with penalties in their recent game against Tennessee on October 3, resulting in a 24-14 loss. Offensive coordinator Alex Golesh took responsibility for the team's six pre-snap penalties, citing difficulties in executing a silent cadence. He noted that four offensive linemen were flagged and attributed some issues to poor field position early in the game. Golesh highlighted that half of the penalties occurred during offensive drives starting deep in Auburn's territory.
- •Auburn's offensive line committed six penalties in the loss to Tennessee.
- •Alex Golesh accepted responsibility for the penalties after the game.
- •Three first-quarter drives started inside Auburn's own 20-yard line.
- •Four different offensive linemen were penalized during the game.
- •Auburn lost to Tennessee 24-14 at Neyland Stadium.
- 11:58 PMYahoo Sports — Alex Golesh breaks downs Auburn football OL penalties vs Tennessee
"Auburn football's offensive line had several miscues amid a loss to Tennessee on Saturday. Here's what Alex Golesh said about the unit's penalties.
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