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bring us all back a surprise.

show off........................grins

because it is pissed off..............

I am as high as a jawja pine and i will answer all questions. if i perhaps do not know the answer i will make it up................

'tis raining out there folks.....remember to wear your rubbers if ya go outside..................

247sports.com Auburn hires Will Redmond away from LSU as GM of Player Personnel Christian Clemente 3–4 minutes Auburn is expanding its personnel department with one of the nation's best. Will Redmond, who was FootballScoop's Director of Player Personnel of the Year in 2022, has been hired by Auburn as its General Manager of Player Personnel. The news comes as Hugh Freeze looks to revamp his staff on and off the field heading into Year 2 on the Plains. And it's a big one behind-the-scenes. "Redmond has quickly earned a reputation as one of the most organized personnel minds in the game as he’s helped guide LSU to back-to-back ten win seasons in Brian Kelly’s first two years," 247Sports' Cooper Petagna, a former player personnel staffer himself, told Auburn Undercover. "A person in his newly formed GM position is now more important than ever to the success of a college football program, not only when it comes to talent acquisition and retention but to leading and directing an essential arm of the program as it pertains to NIL efforts. With player movement at an all-time high, it pays to have forward thinking minds off the field that can keep your program nimble when it comes adapting in this age of college football." Originally from Franklin, Tennessee, and a Vol in college, Redmond previously worked at Kansas as the Director of Recruiting and at Middle Tennessee State as the Director of Player Personnel. During his time as a student at Tennessee, Redmond worked as a media relations intern and then transitioned to an analyst role in the recruiting department. Redmond joined LSU's staff in 2021, and was one of the few retentions for Brian Kelly during the transition phase. “As an evaluator and roster manager, the challenge of rebuilding a locker room was truly exciting,” Redmond told FootballScoop previously. “Diving into the film, knowing the players would have to be immediate impact roster members set the tone for the offseason. We knew we not only needed great athletes, but great people as well.” His efforts to help rebuild the Bayou Bengals roster and accelerate Kelly's rebuild helped him land FootballScoop's 2022 award. “This is a tremendous honor for Will, and I’m very happy to see him recognized as the recipient of this award,” Kelly said to FootballScoop. “His ability to identify talent and his overall evaluation of players is vital to our program. “Whether it’s identifying young players or evaluating players who may be in the transfer portal, Will has been able to adapt to the ever-changing landscape of recruiting and player evaluation. Congratulations to Will on this well-deserved honor.” Auburn currently has AK Mogulla as Director of Player Personnel, with Grant Miller the Assistant Director of Player Personnel and Aaron Pittard a Player Personnel Analyst.

al.com Former Auburn defensive lineman Justin Rogers accepts invite to NFL Combine Updated: Jan. 24, 2024, 9:21 a.m.|Published: Jan. 24, 2024, 9:20 a.m. 2–3 minutes AUBURN, AL - OCTOBER 21 - Auburn Defensive Lineman Justin Rogers (52) during the game between the Auburn Tigers and the (13) Ole Miss at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, AL on Saturday, Oct. 21, 2023. Photo by Jamie Holt/Auburn TigersJamie Holt/Auburn Tigers Former Auburn defensive lineman Justin Rogers will be finding himself at Indianapolis’ Lucas Oil Stadium from Feb. 27 to March 4 as he has accepted his invitation to the 2024 NFL Scouting Combine, the program announced in a social media post Wednesday morning. With Rogers heading to the NFL Combine, which is an invite-only event that allows NFL scouts to evaluate some of the top draft-eligible players, Auburn is now set to have at least four representatives in Indianapolis. Rogers will be joining the Tigers’ trio of defensive backs there as Jaylin Simpson, Nehemiah Pritchett and D.J. James have all accepted their invitations to the Combine. Rogers’ invitation comes following his first and only season on The Plains, where he appeared in all 13 games, tallied 17 total tackles, two tackles for a loss and a sack. The most-productive outing of Rogers’ 2023 campaign came during his start against Ole Miss as he logged four total tackles, a tackle for a loss and a sack. Following his performance against Ole Miss on Oct. 21, Rogers solidified himself as a starter along Auburn’s defensive front. Before coming to Auburn for his junior season, Rogers played three seasons at Kentucky, where he appeared in 33 games, made 60 tackles and recorded five tackles for a loss. Rogers announced his decision to forego his remaining eligibility and declare for the NFL Draft on Jan. 11. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. By using this site, you consent to our User Agreement and agree that your clicks, interactions, and personal information may be collected, recorded, and/or stored by us and social media and other third-party partners in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

247sports.com Auburn hires Will Redmond away from LSU as GM of Player Personnel Christian Clemente 3–4 minutes Auburn is expanding its personnel department with one of the nation's best. Will Redmond, who was FootballScoop's Director of Player Personnel of the Year in 2022, has been hired by Auburn as its General Manager of Player Personnel. The news comes as Hugh Freeze looks to revamp his staff on and off the field heading into Year 2 on the Plains. And it's a big one behind-the-scenes. "Redmond has quickly earned a reputation as one of the most organized personnel minds in the game as he’s helped guide LSU to back-to-back ten win seasons in Brian Kelly’s first two years," 247Sports' Cooper Petagna, a former player personnel staffer himself, told Auburn Undercover. "A person in his newly formed GM position is now more important than ever to the success of a college football program, not only when it comes to talent acquisition and retention but to leading and directing an essential arm of the program as it pertains to NIL efforts. With player movement at an all-time high, it pays to have forward thinking minds off the field that can keep your program nimble when it comes adapting in this age of college football." Originally from Franklin, Tennessee, and a Vol in college, Redmond previously worked at Kansas as the Director of Recruiting and at Middle Tennessee State as the Director of Player Personnel. During his time as a student at Tennessee, Redmond worked as a media relations intern and then transitioned to an analyst role in the recruiting department. Redmond joined LSU's staff in 2021, and was one of the few retentions for Brian Kelly during the transition phase. “As an evaluator and roster manager, the challenge of rebuilding a locker room was truly exciting,” Redmond told FootballScoop previously. “Diving into the film, knowing the players would have to be immediate impact roster members set the tone for the offseason. We knew we not only needed great athletes, but great people as well.” His efforts to help rebuild the Bayou Bengals roster and accelerate Kelly's rebuild helped him land FootballScoop's 2022 award. “This is a tremendous honor for Will, and I’m very happy to see him recognized as the recipient of this award,” Kelly said to FootballScoop. “His ability to identify talent and his overall evaluation of players is vital to our program. “Whether it’s identifying young players or evaluating players who may be in the transfer portal, Will has been able to adapt to the ever-changing landscape of recruiting and player evaluation. Congratulations to Will on this well-deserved honor.” Auburn currently has AK Mogulla as Director of Player Personnel, with Grant Miller the Assistant Director of Player Personnel and Aaron Pittard a Player Personnel Analyst.

auburnwire.usatoday.com Wesley McGriff's return is 'big' for 5-star Auburn target Zelus Hicks JD McCarthy ~2 minutes Wesley McGriff was a member of Hugh Freeze’s first coaching staff at Auburn and despite a brief stint at Texas A&M, he will be a part of the second one. That development was significant for five-star safety Zelus Hicks. McGriff coaches the cornerbacks but he has taken the lead for Hicks. “It was very important actually. I was shocked that he came back so quick,” Hicks told Auburn Undercover’s Christian Clemente. “He was only up there for like a week. When he came back it definitely surprised me and it was big that he came back. The main thing that he said to me today is that he’s here and he wants me here with him. He’s not going nowhere. After leaving, he’s not going nowhere. That’s big.” From Georgia, Hicks has spent plenty of time on Auburn’s campus and that won’t be stopping soon. He visited for three games last season and after stopping by on Saturday, he plans on spending plenty of more time on the Plains. “Oh yeah, I’m definitely going to be back as much as I can,” Hicks said. He is the No. 31 overall player and No. 3 safety in the 247Sports composite ranking. The 6-foot-2, 185-pounder is also the No. 4 player from Georgia. Contact/Follow us @TheAuburnWire on X (Twitter), and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Auburn news, notes, and opinions. You can also follow JD on Twitter @jdmccarthy15

............times we have played at their house. we need to end this travesty! how do you guys think we will do. lets hear your predictions and thoughts.i have de-jinxed this thread so feel free to share your thoughts.

well if we hire him and we regret it we can call him durk the jerk............by the way the stones rule

some of the last few posts are so depressing i am calling a suicide hotline.

ellis? he is so old now he is wearing socks.....................

Tale of the Tape: Comparing the Tigers and Tide ahead of Wednesday’s showdown Taylor Jones Tue, January 23, 2024 at 2:00 PM CST·2 min read One of the most anticipated showdowns of the SEC slate will take place on Wednesday night in Coleman Coliseum in Tuscaloosa. The No. 6 Auburn Tigers will put its 11-game win streak on the line when they face Alabama for the first time during the 2023-24 season. The Tigers also have another opportunity to earn its first quad 1 victory after failing in its two previous attempts. The Tigers sit atop the SEC standings as the conference’s lone unbeaten team since league play began on Jan. 6. The Crimson Tide suffered its first loss last Saturday to No. 5 Tennessee. Both teams have solid shooters and players who are tough to score on. Which team has the advantage? Ahead of Wednesday’s action, we have broken down each team’s resume, as well as key stats and records for Auburn and Alabama. Here is the “Tale of the Tape.” Rankings comparison Zach Bland/Auburn Tigers AUBURN ALABAMA 16-2 (5-0) Record (SEC) 12-6 (4-1) No. 6 USA TODAY Coaches Poll Receiving votes No. 8 AP ranking Receiving votes No. 7 NET ranking No. 8 No. 5 ESPN BPI ranking No. 6 No. 1 SEC ranking No. 4 No. 5 KenPom ranking No. 8 Stats comparison Zach Bland/Auburn Tigers AUBURN ALABAMA 83.7 Points per game 89.2 65.3 Points allowed per game 74.9 39.1 Rebounds per game 39.3 18.5 Assists per game 15.5 Johni Broome (15.3) Leading scorer Mark Sears (19.8) Johni Broome (8.4) Leading rebounder Grant Nelson (5.8) Tre Donaldson (3.4) Leading assists Aaron Estrada (3.9) Resume comparison © Jake Crandall / USA TODAY NETWORK AUBURN ALABAMA 0-2 Quad 1 2-5 6-0 Quad 2 2-1 5-0 Quad 3 4-0 5-0 Quad 4 4-0 10-0 Home record 8-1 6-2 Away/Neutral record 4-5 Virginia Tech (No. 51 in NET ranking) Best win Indiana State (No. 26 in NET ranking) Final analysis The Montgomery Advertiser Alabama has played a more challenging schedule than Auburn but has not proven themselves to be a better team than the Tigers to this point. Auburn has played incredible basketball over the last month and will face its greatest test yet in Alabama on Wednesday. You can expect both teams to play with high intensity, especially Alabama considering the game will be played in front of its home fans. Mistakes have to be limited, and the play of Chad Baker-Mazara, Dylan Cardwell, KD Johnson, and Tre Donaldson off the bench will need to remain consistent. If both of those factors work out for the Tigers, you can expect a close win by the visitors on Wednesday night. Story originally appeared on Auburn Wire

good morning! beat bama!