David Pollack Drops Bold Admission on Auburn’s Upcoming Season

David Pollack Drops Bold Admission on Auburn’s Upcoming Season originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

In a striking declaration that has stirred the college football community, ESPN analyst and former Georgia standout David Pollack took to X early Thursday morning to share his optimism about the Auburn Tigers’ 2025 season. 

Pollack posted, “I like Auburn football in 2025,” referencing his earlier thread previewing SEC teams, including Auburn, LSU, Ole Miss, South Carolina, and others. 

This bold admission stands out against the prevailing narrative, with many analysts forecasting a challenging 5-7 or 4-8 record for the Tigers.

Pollack’s confidence may be rooted in Auburn’s strategic roster enhancements and the shifting SEC dynamics. Recent web insights, such as Athlon Sports’ 2025 SEC predictions, position Texas, Georgia, LSU, and Alabama as frontrunners, yet Auburn’s potential remains underexplored. 

David Pollack, ESPN college football analyst and former NFL linebacker, speaks to the media.Hannah Mattix/Clarion Ledger / USA TODAY NETWORK

Moreover, the Tigers boast a strengthened offensive line, bolstered by experienced players like Dillon Wade and Izavion Miller, which could underpin Pollack’s positive outlook. 

On top of their strong offensive line, the Tigers have one of the best wide receiver tandems in the country in Eric Singleton Jr. and Cam Coleman.

Pollack’s deep SEC expertise suggests a well-informed perspective drawn from thorough analysis. This nuanced optimism, distinct from outright endorsement, invites a reevaluation of Hugh Freeze and the Tigers’ prospects. 

The team’s historical unpredictability, exemplified by past upsets, adds intrigue to Pollack’s prediction. As the 2025 season approaches, his statement sets a compelling narrative, challenging the status quo and spotlighting Auburn as a team to watch in the competitive SEC landscape.

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This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jul 10, 2025, where it first appeared.

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