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[EagleEye67 1,948]

4 hours ago, MJDub said:

Johnson’s experience as a coach is excellent and speaks for itself, but I’d be lying if him beating uat in the 2009 Sugar Bowl as Utah’s QB didn’t give him an extra leg up on other names for me too. 

true......but that was 13 years ago, an eternity in football time.....Saban has adapted quite a bit since then.

[ChrisH 135]

16 hours ago, Bro Johnny Mac said:

I think that this is reasonable. I would just hate to see LAC get fired one day

Im the same way but they would let him resign like they did Tubbs instead. 

[AuGrad2004 111]

8 hours ago, ChrisH said:

Im the same way but they would let him resign like they did Tubbs instead. 

I actually think he would step down if things were going that bad.  I think he loves Auburn that much. 

[Hank2020 3,381]

1 hour ago, AuGrad2004 said:

I actually think he would step down if things were going that bad.  I think he loves Auburn that much. 

Usually resignations come due to requests (see Stanford).

[PoetTiger 1,901]

Dameyune Craig? Recruiting would be solid, been around some good HC’s. Can put together a good staff……An Auburn guy people can get behind….🤷🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️

[milehighfan 1,254]

On 11/27/2022 at 8:57 AM, autigeremt said:

I think a youth movement is the way to go. The players would buy into that for sure. 

Harsin wasn't that old and I would say most of his recruits didn't buy into him. Of course he didn't go out and do much recruiting either.

[autigeremt 7,240]

3 minutes ago, milehighfan said:

Harsin wasn't that old and I would say most of his recruits didn't buy into him. Of course he didn't go out and do much recruiting either.

Yeah he's an outlier. Sanders would have killed it here.