Full day at the Auburn athletic complex today. We'll have blog posts throughout, so check back. In the meantime, here is today's newspaper story on the Tigers' running game and what Gene Chizik would like it to look like:

AUBURN, Ala. — Two weeks into the season, Auburn has the SEC’s second leading rusher.

That it’s quarterback Cam Newton pleases head coach Gene Chizik less than you’d think.

“I don’t prefer it to be that way at all,” Chizik said. “I prefer at Auburn right now for the tailbacks to be our leading rushers.”

It’s not that Auburn’s running game has struggled. The Tigers lead the SEC with 557 rushing yards, a number that ranks ninth nationally.

Newton, a dual threat, has run for 241 yards, trailing only Tennessee tailback Tauren Poole in the SEC.

That’s the disconcerting part to the head coach. Auburn has yet to have a running back eclipse the 100-yard mark in a game. Although not entirely by design, Newton leads the team with 33 rushes, opening himself up to punishing hits.

“We’re talking to him about that and just being smart,” Chizik said. “It’s a fine line. What you don’t want to do is take away play-making ability from guys that just have it.”

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