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re: When is the best time for Auburn for Malzahn to leave?
Posted on 12/14/10 at 10:55 am to 4nmylifetime
Posted on 12/14/10 at 10:55 am to 4nmylifetime
His scheme will help us win games next year when we have some inexperienced and young talent playing a tougher schedule. It definitely helps keep some momentum going through the rebuilding year. With Malzahn, AU has the potential to win 8 or even 9 next year. Without him, we might lose 2-3 more games.
AU should be in good shape going into 2012, if by the grace of God, we can keep him for 2012, AU will be dangerous. If he leaves after that, I think the talent and depth will be built back up to a level where his departure will not be as big of a hit.
AU should be in good shape going into 2012, if by the grace of God, we can keep him for 2012, AU will be dangerous. If he leaves after that, I think the talent and depth will be built back up to a level where his departure will not be as big of a hit.
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Posted on 12/14/10 at 11:00 am to WDE24
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With Malzahn, AU has the potential to win 8 or even 9 next year. Without him, we might lose 2-3 more games.
AU should be in good shape going into 2012, if by the grace of God, we can keep him for 2012, AU will be dangerous. If he leaves after that, I think the talent and depth will be built back up to a level where his departure will not be as big of a hit.
So how many losses would you give to starting over with a new/similiar system under a new OC in 2012? Is back to back 8/9 win seasons okay or could you see a 6 win 2011 and a 10/11 win 2012 if AU gets a new OC next year? I know alot would depend on who is hired but just for discussion sake.
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