War Blogle
BlogleSpots
Short daily rants on Auburn sports from the War Blogler of WarBlogle.com.
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Episodes
BlogleSpot #200 (8.30.17) 31.08.2017 24:42
Blogle answers questions from Twitter followers on the 200th BlogleSpot. Hilarity ensues.
2017 Auburn Football Audio Montage 30.08.2017 5:14
This montage was created by the illustrious Will Lochamy. He nor I own any of the audio. Backing audio is "Lights Out" by Royal Blood.
BlogleSpot #199 (8.29.17) 30.08.2017 16:11
Blogle discusses Georgia Southern gameweek, the new Auburn basketball schedule, and the softball junk.
BlogleSpot #198 (8.24.17) 25.08.2017 15:41
Blogle discusses 2017 Fan Day, Clint Myers's departure, and Auburn basketball scheduling.
BlogleSpot #197 (8.17.17) 17.08.2017 14:09
Blogle discusses Sean White's positivity and can't fathom why anybody would want Gus Malzahn to stay away from Auburn's offense.
BlogleSpot #196 (8.16.17) 16.08.2017 16:56
Blogle goes off on many tangents about Auburn's 2017 schedule and having the parts, and touches on some small baseball news.
BlogleSpot #195 (8.15.17) 15.08.2017 15:57
Blogle returns with talk of elite Jarrett Stidham, John Franklin III's departure, and Auburn basketball's tour of Italy.
BlogleSpot #194 (3.15.17) 15.03.2017 17:05
Blogle recaps Auburn's basketball season, previews March Madness, and asks you to care about both softball and baseball.
BlogleSpot #193 (2.8.17) 09.02.2017 16:20
Blogle recaps Auburn basketball's win over Mississippi State and addresses their issue with big leads.
BlogleSpot #192 (2.1.17) 01.02.2017 14:03
Blogle recaps Auburn's haul on National Signing Day 2017.
BlogleSpot #191 (1.18.17) 19.01.2017 17:22
Blogle recaps Auburn's basketball win over LSU and discusses the search for the next offensive coordinator.
BlogleSpot #190 (1.12.17) 12.01.2017 17:20
Blogle discusses Rhett Lashlee's departure, the faux worry, and the options for Auburn's next offensive coordinator.
BlogleSpot #189 (1.10.17) 10.01.2017 14:08
Blogle touches on basketball before telling you to have fun with Alabama fans after that National Championship loss because it's sports.
BlogleSpot #188 (1.9.17) 09.01.2017 21:07
Blogle tries to understand Auburn's basketball problems and the outrage following Top-10 football losses without a starting quarterback.
BlogleSpot #187 (12.14.16) 14.12.2016 12:08
Blogle discusses Auburn's JUCO signees, bowl practice, and dumb basketball.
BlogleSpot #186 (12.13.16) 13.12.2016 14:59
Blogle discusses football's dead period and Auburn's really stupid loss to Boston College.
BlogleSpot #185 (12.12.16) 12.12.2016 15:51
Blogle discusses the addition of Jarrett Stidham, the influx of quarterbacks, and Auburn basketball's possible ranking. All good things.
BlogleSpot #184 (12.7.16) 07.12.2016 13:50
Blogle takes a look at the Sugar Bowl, Oklahoma, and a good basketball team.
BlogleSpot #183 (11.22.16) 23.11.2016 11:27
Blogle recaps Auburn's basketball win over Texas Tech and discusses some players returning in the Iron Bowl.
BlogleSpot #182 (11.21.16) 21.11.2016 12:29
Blogle recaps his Alabama A&M weekend and talks about why Thanksgiving/Iron Bowl week is the best.
BlogleSpot #181 (11.17.16) 17.11.2016 14:32
Blogle previews the Alabama A&M game, ponders Jeremy Johnson's situation, and talks Auburn basketball.
BlogleSpot #180 (11.16.16) 17.11.2016 9:43
Blogle discusses Auburn's #15 College Football Ranking and what it means about national perception. Oh, and another player is out.
BlogleSpot #179 (11.15.16) 15.11.2016 19:27
Blogle addresses the loud, negative minority and likes Auburn's basketball team.
BlogleSpot #178 (11.14.16) 15.11.2016 15:23
Blogle reviews the Georgia loss and addresses some of the stupid.
BlogleSpot #177 (11.8.16) 08.11.2016 14:15
Blogle talks about important polling issues such as the College Football Playoff rankings and previews Georgia.
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