The term “trap game” is often misused, but it fits here. The Tigers are coming off a shockingly stress-free win over Georgia, their second-biggest rival. Their most hated opponent, Alabama, is next on the schedule. Plus, Auburn bulldozed ULM by 51 last season. That blowout did not involve dual-threat Monroe QB Caleb Evans, who guides the Sun Belt’s most prolific offense. He avoids interceptions, having been victimized for just three. And, if the Tigers pull out starters with a comfortable early lead, the Warhawks can keep it respectable.