Auburn's future...

by HornsAPlenty on Dec 4, 2008 12:23 PM CST Comment 2 comments

With the recent resignation of Tuberville from Auburn, who are some legitimate coaches who may end up with the job. There's a rumor that they may still go after Muschamp. Confusing that even being the "coach-in-waiting" at Texas is a much better opportunity than the Head Coach at Auburn now. Their team is in turmoil with the reoccuring problems on offense. Just a quick shout to see what peopel were hearing from the rumor mill or just any ideas of who may be a good candidate...

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Other Reasons for Tuberville Departure?

Hard to believe that even Alabamans would give up on Tuberville so quickly after a solid 6 game run against ’Bama. But chaos on offense is evident, even though their biggest coaching loss last year was Muschamp on defense (which actually played very well in his absence).

I suspect there are other factors as well. Perhaps the overall direction of the team was down, with an empty cupboard of recruits – after all, Saban seems to be sucking in talent from far and wide, perhaps in two years depleting all good recruits in the state. Same thing that happened in Tennessee, when hope had been largely lost, both on the field and in recruiting.

Saban , and Urban in FL, may be upsetting the balance of recruiting throughout the SEC.

Problem is, could Leach at Auburn, a complete outsider, do any better in recruiting wars?

by Pops'72 on Dec 4, 2008 2:23 PM CST reply actions

Yeah, Leach can be successful at Auburn

Florida is a rich recruiting environment, just like Texas. Leach will find the overlooked players and put together a solid team based on X and O’s, some unspeakable pirate love, and a lot of tequila.

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by 98horn on Dec 4, 2008 2:47 PM CST up reply actions