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Auburn offensive line shows improvement against Vanderbilt, but coach seeks consistency

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 30, 2026, 7:01 AM

Last updated Sep 30, 2026

Auburn offensive line shows improvement against Vanderbilt, but coach seeks consistency

Summary

Auburn football's offensive line made adjustments during their game against Vanderbilt, replacing Cole Skinner with Kenneth McManus at right guard. Despite some positive signs, including a late successful drive, coach Alex Golesh emphasized that the offensive line remains a competition and requires further improvements. The team finished with 287 total yards and continues to struggle with establishing a consistent running game. Evaluations will continue as the Tigers prepare for their next opponent, Tennessee.

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By the Numbers

•Auburn totaled 287 yards against Vanderbilt.
•Kenneth McManus replaced Cole Skinner at right guard.
•Golesh rotated players at left tackle during the game.
•The team seeks to improve their running game consistency.
•Auburn will face Tennessee next.

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7:01 AMYahoo Sports — Auburn's Offensive Line Improved Against Vanderbilt, but Alex Golesh Isn't Satisfied

What they're saying

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Auburn football's offensive line remains a weekly competition under Alex Golesh. Kenneth McManus replaced Cole Skinner against Vanderbilt, while Jacob Strand and Jo Simmons rotated at left tackle as the Tigers continue searching for consistency in the running game before facing Tennessee.
— Yahoo Sports

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