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Posted on 11/28/12 at 1:48 pm
Posted on 11/28/12 at 1:48 pm
Just to keep everyone up to date not the full article don't want to get in trouble.
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Every school would like to hire a coach who is a slam dunk, who has proved beyond any doubt that he can win championships at the highest level. It's not so easy to do. Many years, it's impossible, regardless of who you are. Here are where the current SEC head coaches came from to their current jobs: Alabama's Nick Saban: HC Miami Dolphins; LSU's Les Miles: HC Oklahoma State; Mississippi State's Dan Mullen: OC at Florida; Ole Miss' Hugh Freeze: HC Arkansas State; Texas A&M's Kevin Sumlin: HC Houston; Georgia's Mark Richt: OC Florida State; Florida's Will Muschamp: DC Texas; South Carolina's Steve Spurrier: Unemployed; Kentucky's Mark Stoops, DC Florida State; Vanderbilt's James Franklin: OC Maryland; Missouri's Gary Pinkel, HC Toledo. ... In case you didn't notice, assistant coaches Trooper Taylor and Curtis Luper will be back on the recruiting trail next week. You can know with absolute certainty that, if they were facing major NCAA accusations, that would not be happening. ... Many have asked who from Auburn's previous staff might be retained. There really is no way to guess. In college athletics, you can be as good at your job as anybody and still lose it. It depends on who the next coach is, if he has a staff or most of a staff already lined up and his philosophy. Those decisions will be fully up to the new coach. No coach at this level will take a job without a contractual commitment that he can hire his own staff. ... Until ne
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Posted on 11/28/12 at 1:49 pm to wartiger2004
post the rest on a seperate post adn then yo udidnt take the whole thing.
Posted on 11/28/12 at 1:54 pm to wartiger2004
"Steve Spurrier: Unemployed"
That just seems funny.
That just seems funny.
Posted on 11/28/12 at 1:55 pm to parkjas2001
Cool, okay this is the beginning paragraph.
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It happened in 2008. It happened in 1998. It happened in 1980. It seems to always happen with Auburn, and it's already starting to happen again. Once an Auburn football coaching search goes past a few days, panic sets in. Fans begin to fret that no one wants the job. Radio talk show hosts and various others join in. Auburn Tigers Football coaching searches are strange dances between schools that don't like to appear to have been turned down and coaches who don't want to appear to have been passed over. That's why, when a decision is getting close, coaches begin to withdraw their names from consideration and declare loyalty to their current employers.
Posted on 11/28/12 at 1:58 pm to wartiger2004
Damn, Jabba the hut has been busy lately. Must have got him a fast computer on black Friday.
Posted on 11/28/12 at 2:00 pm to auburnu008
Yeah no joke he raises some good points.
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