Jeremy Johnson’s arm wasn’t the only cannon at last weekend’s Auburn game

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September 3, 2014

Auburn’s backup quarterback stands an imposing six-foot-five and completed 12 passes for a total of 243 yards and two touchdowns against Arkansas this past weekend.

Impressive enough, but he had some unexpected passing competition on the field at the season opener.

Standing 10 feet tall with a launching distance of 180 feet, the Double Barrel T-Shirt Gatling Gun™ is a formidable addition to the Auburn Athletics marketing department team. The cotton-tossing contraption shoots 60 T-shirts every five seconds, which is indeed Auburn Fast. It’s made by FX in Motion and will be featured at every home game, so fans will have ample opportunity to rack up as many receptions as Sammie Coates.

Auburn’s T-shirt Gatling gun during pregame prep on Saturday, August 30 (Photo: Shanna Lockwood)

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