That his 15 completions were a season-high for an Auburn quarterback in a game this year speaks volumes about the state of Auburn's offense. All of which, of course, underscores the obvious: This team is done. There is no fight left in them. They are ready for this nightmare of a season to be over, and so are their fans. And that, of course, underscores the other obvious point: Gene Chizik cannot survive this. He says he doesn't think he's lost the team. The players say he hasn't lost them. But the results on the field tell a far different story. You can't continue to put such a pitiful product on the field and expect someone to keep giving you $3.5 million a year -- even if you have won a national title. All of this was painfully clear after the loss to Texas A&M two weeks ago. All Georgia did on Saturday was add another exclamation point. Who's 0-7 in the SEC and on his way out of town? Auburn fans already know the punch line. They watched it again Saturday night. For a while, anyway. Contact Mike Herndon at mherndon@al.com or follow him on Twitter at @MikeHerndonAMG.