re: Auburn, considering we’re in the Saban era, do you ever wish ya’ll would have kept Gus?

That question has been asked a lot and I feel like with exception of a few auburn posters here we’ve been pretty clear that it was time for Gus to go, whether Harsin is successful or is not.
Gus generally ran a good, clean, stable program, but there were some major holes in his system, particularly failures to recruit and prepare offensive linemen and to develop 4* + QBs.
Gus flat out has said that he wouldn’t consider changing his offense or even making an attempt to learn from other coaches. That’s unacceptable.