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Posted on 7/16/22 at 5:15 pm to AUcs13
Lewis Carter officially committed to Oklahoma.
Also you're right.. not a chance Ausberry is coming here lol. If you notice there hasn't been any info on him in months.
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Some of the other coaching staffs, I haven’t really had as much of a connection or communicated like I have with the staff at Oklahoma.
Also you're right.. not a chance Ausberry is coming here lol. If you notice there hasn't been any info on him in months.
Posted on 7/16/22 at 5:26 pm to jt33
Auburn is fighting Troy for kids. Embarrassing.
Posted on 7/16/22 at 7:45 pm to TTsTowel
Everyone still a no on my Coach G suggestion? Bring him in as HC and be a talent gathering head coach and let the OC/DC do their things like what Pittman is doing at Arky.
Not saying it’s something you do for 15 years but a good 5-6 years and you have enough talent to be back competitive in your conference. We have a huge advantage to Arky in being able to get elite kids with the right coaches.
Not saying it’s something you do for 15 years but a good 5-6 years and you have enough talent to be back competitive in your conference. We have a huge advantage to Arky in being able to get elite kids with the right coaches.
Posted on 7/16/22 at 7:49 pm to jt33
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not a chance Ausberry is coming here
His mom really likes Auburn and wants the brothers to be together. That’s our only shot. Plus I don’t see the older brother being a starter this year so if we don’t land the younger we probably lose the older to the portal.
Posted on 7/16/22 at 8:20 pm to CorchJay
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so if we don’t land the younger we probably lose the older to the portal.
Based on?
Posted on 7/16/22 at 9:15 pm to AA7
Based on the parents not wanting the boys at separate schools.
I know it’s easy to sit back and say choose where you want as a parent of 1 kid. But 2 playing at the same time is much easier if they are together and not at 2 different schools.
I know it’s easy to sit back and say choose where you want as a parent of 1 kid. But 2 playing at the same time is much easier if they are together and not at 2 different schools.
Posted on 7/16/22 at 9:56 pm to CorchJay
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Everyone still a no on my Coach G suggestion? Bring him in as HC and be a talent gathering head coach and let the OC/DC do their things like what Pittman is doing at Arky.
If we are doing that why not go get T-Will? He would put some energy in the program
Posted on 7/16/22 at 10:41 pm to AubieinNC2009
Took some time away from this, but I'm back with renewed hope and optimism. What have I missed?
Posted on 7/16/22 at 10:44 pm to AubieinNC2009
T-Will is not ready yet. Coach G has been the assistant or associate head coach so 2nd in charge at 3 spots now.
Posted on 7/16/22 at 10:48 pm to CorchJay
Whenever we do make a change I hope the board and the next coach has his priorities in order to some fashion like this.
1. Talent acquisition
2. Talent Retention
3. Talent development
4. Scheme (Culture)
5. In game coaching and adjustments
If I’m hiring that’s the order I’m looking in and I would express that’s my expectation for a new coach. Do all those and winning becomes much easier
1. Talent acquisition
2. Talent Retention
3. Talent development
4. Scheme (Culture)
5. In game coaching and adjustments
If I’m hiring that’s the order I’m looking in and I would express that’s my expectation for a new coach. Do all those and winning becomes much easier
Posted on 7/16/22 at 10:49 pm to CorchJay
Coach G is Rodney Garner I assume? I like the knows Auburn and how everything works, good and bad. Can recruit, was he well liked by the right people? If so, he would probably get their support. The support that it might be too late, and/or impossible for Harsin to get. I'd be for it.
Posted on 7/16/22 at 10:58 pm to Poker Dough
Yes Coach G is Rodney. And for all those that say go young. Coach G is only 55. Harsin is 45. Dabo is 52. Jimbo is 56. Brian Kelly is 60. Mel Tucker is 50.
Dell McGee is 48. I would take McGee over T-Will at this point
T-Will is 39. Let him DC for a few more years. Around 45-50 then go knocking on his door if needed and is a quality replacement and maybe he catches a job like a Tulane or LaMo FIU something like that to cut his teeth on
Dell McGee is 48. I would take McGee over T-Will at this point
T-Will is 39. Let him DC for a few more years. Around 45-50 then go knocking on his door if needed and is a quality replacement and maybe he catches a job like a Tulane or LaMo FIU something like that to cut his teeth on
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Posted on 7/16/22 at 11:03 pm to CorchJay
If we make a change, we need to the right the wrong that caused us to have to make that change. That problem seems to be recruiting. McGee or Rodney would instantly right that wrong. Beyond that, who knows. Surrounded by the right coaches, and allowing them to do their jobs why couldn't they be successful?
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Posted on 7/16/22 at 11:07 pm to Poker Dough
Exactly. I trust Rodney not to meddle in the defense and offense more then I do Dell. I think Dell still wants to have say in offense and I don’t have a problem with the head coach calling plays or anything like that but I think both Garner and McGee would be better true head coaches that delegate.
But both would be on the short lists of any candidates I considered if I were doing the hiring.
But both would be on the short lists of any candidates I considered if I were doing the hiring.
Posted on 7/16/22 at 11:10 pm to CorchJay
The absolute worst that could happen is they leave, and the cupboard is stacked. Alot of talent on board would possibly attract a higher level coach at that point?
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Posted on 7/16/22 at 11:12 pm to CorchJay
Of course your top two connections are auburn folks. I am so tired of hiring people just because of their history with auburn.
Posted on 7/16/22 at 11:12 pm to Poker Dough
That was exactly my point when I brought it up a few months ago. Worst that could happen would be bad coaching with a talented roster. But I think Coach G has been around the block long enough to have an idea of who he might want as a staff if given the opportunity and would hire some solid coaches.
Posted on 7/16/22 at 11:14 pm to HailToTheChiz
Right now an Auburn guy would get support Harsin can't. Believe me, I got tired of it too in the past. But in the NIL era a coach needs support from the right people. If they were well liked they will get that support.
Posted on 7/16/22 at 11:14 pm to CorchJay
Coach G - -
NFL DRAFT PICKS COACHED
DT Matthew Butler, Las Vegas, 2022 (5th round)
DT Derrick Brown, Carolina, 2020 (1st round)
DE Marlon Davidson, Atlanta, 2020 (2nd round)
DT Dontavius Russell, Jacksonville, 2019 (7th round)
DT Montavius Adams, Green Bay, 2017 (3rd round)
DE Carl Lawson, Cincinnati, 2017 (4th round)
DT Angelo Blackson, Tennessee, 2015 (4th round)
DT Gabe Wright, Detroit, 2015 (4th round)
DE Dee Ford, Kansas City, 2014 (1st round)
DT John Jenkins, New Orleans, 2013 (3rd round)
DE Cornelius Washington, Chicago, 2013 (6th round)
DE Deangelo Tyson, Baltimore, 2012 (7th round)
DT Geno Atkins, Cincinnati, 2010 (4th round)
DT Jeff Owens, Philadelphia, 2010 (7th round)
DE Kade Weston, New England, 2010 (7th round)
DT Corvey Irvin, Carolina, 2009 (3rd round)
DE Jarius Wynn, Green Bay, 2009 (6th round)
DE Marcus Howard, Indianapolis, 2008 (5th round)
DE Quentin Moses, Oakland, 2007 (3rd round)
DE Charles Johnson, Carolina, 2007 (3rd round)
DT Kedric Golston, Washington, 2006 (6th round)
DE David Pollack, Cincinnati, 2005 (1st round)
DE Robert Geathers, Cincinnati, 2004 (4th round)
DT Johnathan Sullivan, New Orleans, 2003 (1st round)
DE Charles Grant, New Orleans, 2002 (1st round)
DE Josh Mallard, Indianapolis, 2002 (7th round)
DT Richard Seymour, New England, 2001 (1st round)
DT Marcus Stroud, Jacksonville, 2001 (1st round)
DE Tyron Robertson, Buffalo, 2001 (7th round)
OT Chad Clifton, Green Bay, 2000 (2nd round)
DE Antonio Cochran, Seattle, 1999 (4th round)
DT Emarlos Leroy, Jacksonville, 1999 (6th round)
TE Fred Baxter, New York Jets, 1993 (5th round)
NFL DRAFT PICKS COACHED
DT Matthew Butler, Las Vegas, 2022 (5th round)
DT Derrick Brown, Carolina, 2020 (1st round)
DE Marlon Davidson, Atlanta, 2020 (2nd round)
DT Dontavius Russell, Jacksonville, 2019 (7th round)
DT Montavius Adams, Green Bay, 2017 (3rd round)
DE Carl Lawson, Cincinnati, 2017 (4th round)
DT Angelo Blackson, Tennessee, 2015 (4th round)
DT Gabe Wright, Detroit, 2015 (4th round)
DE Dee Ford, Kansas City, 2014 (1st round)
DT John Jenkins, New Orleans, 2013 (3rd round)
DE Cornelius Washington, Chicago, 2013 (6th round)
DE Deangelo Tyson, Baltimore, 2012 (7th round)
DT Geno Atkins, Cincinnati, 2010 (4th round)
DT Jeff Owens, Philadelphia, 2010 (7th round)
DE Kade Weston, New England, 2010 (7th round)
DT Corvey Irvin, Carolina, 2009 (3rd round)
DE Jarius Wynn, Green Bay, 2009 (6th round)
DE Marcus Howard, Indianapolis, 2008 (5th round)
DE Quentin Moses, Oakland, 2007 (3rd round)
DE Charles Johnson, Carolina, 2007 (3rd round)
DT Kedric Golston, Washington, 2006 (6th round)
DE David Pollack, Cincinnati, 2005 (1st round)
DE Robert Geathers, Cincinnati, 2004 (4th round)
DT Johnathan Sullivan, New Orleans, 2003 (1st round)
DE Charles Grant, New Orleans, 2002 (1st round)
DE Josh Mallard, Indianapolis, 2002 (7th round)
DT Richard Seymour, New England, 2001 (1st round)
DT Marcus Stroud, Jacksonville, 2001 (1st round)
DE Tyron Robertson, Buffalo, 2001 (7th round)
OT Chad Clifton, Green Bay, 2000 (2nd round)
DE Antonio Cochran, Seattle, 1999 (4th round)
DT Emarlos Leroy, Jacksonville, 1999 (6th round)
TE Fred Baxter, New York Jets, 1993 (5th round)
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