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Posted on 9/18/22 at 10:52 pm to ABearsFanNMS
Posted on 9/18/22 at 10:52 pm to ABearsFanNMS
quote:Now I know you are a troll.
If you are speaking historically you are wrong.
quote:Since you brought up last 3 decades, Auburn has won a NC, has an argument for another (by the media not just Auburn fans), and seconds from winning another in the NC game in just the last 2 decades. That's not counting any other years. Not many schools can claim that. 2 of those in the last 12 years. So Auburn is far from some nobody nationally.
So what that you had 1 good team in the last 3 decades and now suck so bad you can get a decent HC……THAT SCREAMS RELEVANCE! Enjoy Freeze, he fits your program perfectly!
As far as coaches not coming, that's our idiots running the AD overpaying bad hires and not having as much to throw at the next guy we want.
Now if you want to get back to the thread and quit trying to hype OM as a historical powerhouse that no coach would ever leave.
This post was edited on 9/18/22 at 11:00 pm
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Posted on 9/19/22 at 8:07 am to Rabern57
You obviously only pay attention to recent history. I suggest you actually become a student of the game son. And yes only 1 NC in the last several decades. You can’t claim one when you were on fricking probation for cheating……Dear God are you really that desperate?
And since you are a fan of history let’s look at what exactly has happened to your recent coaches:
Harsin – was an up and coming coach. Now, 13 games later his career options are likely to be limited due mainly to booster meddling in his program.
Steele – only coached one game as interim coach but was considered for the HC job – now the DC at Miami.
Malzahn – booted out despite a .660 winning percentage. Now at UCF.
Chizik – survived four years and was booted despite winning a national championship and having a .635 winning percentage. Has not been a head coach since.
Tuberville – survived from 99 thru 08 and was booted despite having a .680 winning percentage and an undefeated season under his belt. Moved on to Texas Tech and Cincinnati afterwards but his coaching career never really recovered.
Oliver – coached 5 games in an interim position and then retired
Bowden – had a .731 winning percentage at Auburn but had to resign in the middle of the 1998 season. Went on to coach at North Alabama, Akron, and ULM afterwards.
Dye – had a .707 winning percentage at Auburn. The field is named after him. Was booted after the 1992 season and never coached again.
If I were a head coach with a bright career in front of me then there is no way I would add my name to this list.
And since you are a fan of history let’s look at what exactly has happened to your recent coaches:
Harsin – was an up and coming coach. Now, 13 games later his career options are likely to be limited due mainly to booster meddling in his program.
Steele – only coached one game as interim coach but was considered for the HC job – now the DC at Miami.
Malzahn – booted out despite a .660 winning percentage. Now at UCF.
Chizik – survived four years and was booted despite winning a national championship and having a .635 winning percentage. Has not been a head coach since.
Tuberville – survived from 99 thru 08 and was booted despite having a .680 winning percentage and an undefeated season under his belt. Moved on to Texas Tech and Cincinnati afterwards but his coaching career never really recovered.
Oliver – coached 5 games in an interim position and then retired
Bowden – had a .731 winning percentage at Auburn but had to resign in the middle of the 1998 season. Went on to coach at North Alabama, Akron, and ULM afterwards.
Dye – had a .707 winning percentage at Auburn. The field is named after him. Was booted after the 1992 season and never coached again.
If I were a head coach with a bright career in front of me then there is no way I would add my name to this list.
This post was edited on 9/19/22 at 8:12 am
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