How Auburn Slows Oklahoma’s John Mateer and Brown's Taste of the Town | TNR 9/18/25 - Hour 3
- ESPN's Dan Orlovsky talks NFL and college football
- The Auburn Tigers are on the road at The Oklahoma Sooners Saturday. Auburn Football will have to find a way to slow down Oklahoma Football QB John Mateer. Can they slow him down? If so, how do they slow him down?
- There is one big stat that would seem to give Oklahoma the advantage in this game.
- College Football Spotlight
- PLUS, LT's Trash presented by Bud Light!
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