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Auburn’s DJ James was on the wrong end of 4th-and-31. How does he move on?

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Auburn defensive back D.J. James was on the wrong side of a moment that will live forever in the lore of a historic rivalry. It took James a full month to truly get over it all. The final play of James' college career came against Alabama but, frankly, that was nearly the school James attended.

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Auburn’s DJ James was on the wrong end of 4th-and-31. How does he move on?

He talks to his old high school coaches all the time, but Tony Stonicher hadn’t heard from DJ James in a week. Stonicher — James’ high school defensive coordinator at Spanish Fort — just wanted to cheer him up.

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