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NoALtiger

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  1. Would be tough staying at the place that just fired your Pops but stranger things have happened. Depends on how it ended and potential discussions that may have been had between the Bobo’s and Harsin. I’d love to have him onboard but if I were betting $$ this would seem an obvious no go. 

  2. 9 minutes ago, gravejd said:

    Hard pass on Mullen. Too much of a Bobo feel. I think Harsin has strong ideas and needs someone he can work with a bit. 

    I detest him as much as anyone, but Bobo isn’t in the same stratosphere as Mullen. Bobo has a long history of middle of the road to flat out struggling while Mullen definitely hit a wall at UF but otherwise has always been very successful. He definitely wouldn’t be someone Harsin could work with though as we all know.  

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  3. 15 hours ago, WarEagle1983 said:

    Point is..we wouldn't have been in position to win without him. Who really expected Auburn to win the game? Therefore the fact that we had to go multiple OTs for a chance to win the game says that it was the right decision to keep TJ in the game. I just don't think it was simple as put in our 3rd or 4th string and drain clock and we win. We can agree to disagree but I still would trust a hurt TJ to close it out vs the others we had. 

    Yeah like I said I don’t know, it’s just odd. We have a 3rd string QB who’s been here a couple years and has also started at the college level. I mean, the guy has been playing football all his life and got a scholarship to play it in college and he can’t come in and run some basic plays? If a clearly hobbled TJ is still that much better then why is Loy even on the team? It’s really weird. 

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  4. 25 minutes ago, WarEagle1983 said:

    To me it says what they think about Loy that they didn't put him in versus not being prepared. But I can understand the point of view of our staff not being prepared. I just see it as the standpoint of that even though TJ is on one leg...it's still better than the other options. If we would've won, no one would be taking issue with the decision. 

    Well of course no one would be taking exception if we won. Point is we didn’t and this played a huge role in it. :) 

  5. Yeah he’s definitely provided some toughness much like Dunbar and others have done in the past. I would say he’s an enforcer but that would be doing a disservice to his athletic ability- he’s got skills too. It’s a real plus to have a guy that can take over when needed and provide that rough edge. 

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  6. 11 minutes ago, JBiGGiE said:

    1.3 Million/yr is a lot to pay for a QB coach

    It is no doubt, at least he does bring other things to the table. He has HC experience (I know, I know), can develop QB’s, and has quite the recruiting pedigree. Throw in his kid and the other OL from Auburn High and there’s plenty of reasons to keep him onboard under a reassigned position. Just a thought. 

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  7. I absolutely think perspective is key and we did play a good game last night. Kudos all around. Now for perspective, it was one game and we are now on a 4 game losing streak. One close game against an overrated opponent does not make up for the collapses to MSU and Carolina. I don’t mind getting all sentimental about effort and hurt qb’s, and not quitting, but there’s two sides to perspective. Yes we took a step in the right direction last night and now let’s see if we can recruit some studs and sign them next month. 

  8. I don’t have an answer no, other than I fully believe Harsin and every person on the AU sideline wanted to win that game and would have made any move necessary if they thought it would make the difference. I realize the optics look bad and I’m as frustrated as anyone, but there has to be a logical reason why an injured TJ was deemed our best option. 

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  9. 1 hour ago, Gowebb11 said:

    I agree. We’ve been rolling out 5 loss seasons for a long time now. CBH goes 6-6 and is getting roasted as if he broke some type of 10 win season streak or something. We are all frustrated by the finish to this year, but I’m willing to give this staff a couple more years to turn it around and I believe they will. 

    I think it’s how we finished quite honestly. We are 6-6 sure, but we are on a 4 game losing streak and the optics don’t look good on the surface to many. Even rolling out 5 loss seasons as you say we aren’t used to losing streaks like this. 

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  10. I keep reading about how big this recruiting weekend was (it always is duh, it’s the Iron Bowl) but we’ve got to sign these guys or it’s gonna get worse. Closing the season with a 4 game losing streak and crapping the bed on the recruiting trail will put Harsin on a super hot seat, first year on the job or not. Early signing period is right around the corner. 

  11. 6 minutes ago, SRBautigerfan said:

    Defense kicked ass the entire game and ST looked good for a change but the offense looked like ass all night.  Everyone saw it so I’ll refrain from naming names but there just aren’t many guys on this offense that should be starting.  We had plenty of chances to win this game but the offense was just no help again. 

    Not the entire game lol. That little 98 yard td drive played a role you might say. :) But kidding aside, D played lights out and our O is a dumpster fire. 

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