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Posted on 12/10/18 at 8:21 am
Posted on 12/10/18 at 8:21 am
got a letter today.
That said, this overarching responsibility is not without its challenges. To use a baseball analogy, we do not hit a home run every at-bat.
A very real example of this is the most recent football season. Simply put, it did not go as planned. Having attended many practices, team and position meetings, I continue to be amazed at the effort our student-athletes and coaches pour into our storied program. After each win, I stand in the locker room and smile as the young men celebrate victory. Conversely, my heart breaks to see those same young men sit in disbelief after defeat.
Unfortunately, maximum effort does not always equal maximum results. Still, outcomes matter and at Auburn, we expect to deliver.
Since the conclusion of the regular season, there has been speculation about the future of Auburn Football despite my previous public comments as well as statements from President Leath. Unfortunately, those rumors and speculation have not served the Auburn Family well.
Throughout the season, Coach Malzahn and I had discussions focused on placing our student-athletes in the best competitive position for the future. To confirm, Coach Malzahn is dedicated to this program and he has my support as we work together to move forward. Our discussions are ongoing, and we will focus on evolving in all facets of the program to achieve better and more consistent results. Rest assured, my commitment to overseeing and managing the effort to put Auburn football back at the level we expect and you deserve will be unrelenting.
We have the most passionate fan base in the country, who love Auburn and all it represents. You, the fans, are the driving force in our effort to make you proud. Of course, it stings when we fall short of our lofty expectations, but in true Auburn fashion, we will dust ourselves off and recommit to our goals.
That said, this overarching responsibility is not without its challenges. To use a baseball analogy, we do not hit a home run every at-bat.
A very real example of this is the most recent football season. Simply put, it did not go as planned. Having attended many practices, team and position meetings, I continue to be amazed at the effort our student-athletes and coaches pour into our storied program. After each win, I stand in the locker room and smile as the young men celebrate victory. Conversely, my heart breaks to see those same young men sit in disbelief after defeat.
Unfortunately, maximum effort does not always equal maximum results. Still, outcomes matter and at Auburn, we expect to deliver.
Since the conclusion of the regular season, there has been speculation about the future of Auburn Football despite my previous public comments as well as statements from President Leath. Unfortunately, those rumors and speculation have not served the Auburn Family well.
Throughout the season, Coach Malzahn and I had discussions focused on placing our student-athletes in the best competitive position for the future. To confirm, Coach Malzahn is dedicated to this program and he has my support as we work together to move forward. Our discussions are ongoing, and we will focus on evolving in all facets of the program to achieve better and more consistent results. Rest assured, my commitment to overseeing and managing the effort to put Auburn football back at the level we expect and you deserve will be unrelenting.
We have the most passionate fan base in the country, who love Auburn and all it represents. You, the fans, are the driving force in our effort to make you proud. Of course, it stings when we fall short of our lofty expectations, but in true Auburn fashion, we will dust ourselves off and recommit to our goals.
Posted on 12/10/18 at 8:23 am to allin2010
Yeah, but does any of that matter when his boss and the money men dont see it that way?
Posted on 12/10/18 at 9:49 am to AUCE05
This lip service would’ve quieted down tbe insane rumors if delivered a week or two ago. It’s about time.
Posted on 12/10/18 at 9:52 am to allin2010
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Unfortunately, maximum effort does not always equal maximum results.
Conversely, maximum effort also does not get you 4+ losses each of the last 5 seasons unless you’re Vanderbilt.
This post was edited on 12/10/18 at 9:54 am
Posted on 12/10/18 at 9:54 am to jangalang
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This lip service would’ve quieted down tbe insane rumors if delivered a week or two ago
This right here.
Posted on 12/10/18 at 10:18 am to allin2010
quote:IOW, Gustav is gone if he doesn't show improvement in 2019.
Throughout the season, Coach Malzahn and I had discussions focused on placing our student-athletes in the best competitive position for the future. To confirm, Coach Malzahn is dedicated to this program and he has my support as we work together to move forward. Our discussions are ongoing, and we will focus on evolving in all facets of the program to achieve better and more consistent results. Rest assured, my commitment to overseeing and managing the effort to put Auburn football back at the level we expect and you deserve will be unrelenting.
Posted on 12/10/18 at 12:26 pm to allin2010
Blah, Blah, screen pass, Blah, Blah, Run up the gut for A 1 yard loss, Blah, Blah, 4 fly routes and a QB sack, Blah, Blah, pass to a kicker or punter....
Posted on 12/10/18 at 12:43 pm to allin2010
Just a bunch of words. Only action I have seen is hiring another Gus yes man.
Posted on 12/10/18 at 12:44 pm to SECdragonmaster
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Blah, Blah, screen pass, Blah, Blah, Run up the gut for A 1 yard loss, Blah, Blah, 4 fly routes and a QB sack, Blah, Blah, pass to a kicker or punter....
Don't forget the 2 yard screen pass on 3rd and 10+ yards or the drive killing overthrown deep ball on 3rd and 1 on their 40 and then a punt out of the endzone.
This post was edited on 12/10/18 at 12:46 pm
Posted on 12/10/18 at 12:59 pm to allin2010
Did administration get us into a very, very bad contract last year? Yes, but even at the time, nobody predicted that it would turn out THIS bad. Even with the buyout being high, no logical person predicted what took place this year. Worst case at the time was that you had to buy him out in a couple years, when it gets to be more manageable.
As we sit today, after we (maybe) have negotiated the buyout clause down, clearly have Gus running the offense, have JS8 moving on (no disrespect, i think we legit messed him up)...this current scenario is about as tasty of a shite sandwich as one can make.
As we sit today, after we (maybe) have negotiated the buyout clause down, clearly have Gus running the offense, have JS8 moving on (no disrespect, i think we legit messed him up)...this current scenario is about as tasty of a shite sandwich as one can make.
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