What to expect, how to watch Auburn's first A-Day game of the Freeze era
Auburn’s first A-Day game of the spring game will take place on Saturday at 1 p.m (2p.m. ET).
The annual spring game will be available for streaming on SEC Network Plus via the ESPN plus App.
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If you are not subscribed to ESPN plus, Auburn Live will have full coverage of the game with a live blog on the home page as well.
Auburn offensive lineman Jeremiah Wright broke down the day via the Auburn Football Twitter page.
A-Day is this Saturday, April 8th. It starts at 10 a.m. with Fan Fest. Then, Tiger Walk is going to start at 11:30 a.m. Eagle flight will then be at 12:30 p.m. depending on the weather. Fifteen minutes after that, the team is going to hit the field.
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The start time should be around 1:20 p.m. (2:20 p.m. ET).
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A-Day Game rules
Wright also gave the rules and how the game will be played for the first time in the Freeze era.
The Freeze era is here. We have offense vs. defense. Defense is up 24-0. Offense, we’re down. It’s our job to put some points on the board. Let’s go. 60-minute running clock. No quarters. We’re looking forward to seeing you guys out there. War Eagle.
The format is designed in an attempt to make the game more interesting and less like a practice scrimmage as some fans see it.
During the week, Freeze also proposed a new way to go about spring games. Instead of playing against his own team, Freeze would like to scrimmage against another school. He believes it would generate more interest from fans and for television purposes while cutting down on injuries and serving more of a test for the players.
