re: Georgia about to lose their best recruiter

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So coaching for a school that still hasn't won a national championship for the last 37 years in a row is as good as it gets? Thanks for the laugh and for proving my long held belief that mutts are just bammers without all the national championships really is true

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Let's try rephrasing that... he's coaching for the current SEC Champions, in the college football playoffs, currently is rated the number 1 recruiter in college football, and set to earn a ridiculous raise in the off-season. Is it the best job he'll ever have in his career? No. But is he likely to take the bounce back to Auburn for a lateral role without substantially more pay than he can make with his current team? Unlikely. Auburn may *try* to lure him away, but unless you're dangling OC or co-OC, I think you'd be unlikely to pull him, as we'd likely match any reasonable number that you threw out and possibly then some. If I'm Dell, I'll hold out until Auburn finally pulls the trigger and cans Gus... by that point, they'd likely be begging him to come back home with the level that he's recruiting at currently. There was talk that Ga Southern wanted to hire him as their HC but they also want someone to run the triple option and he seemingly doesn't want to be attached to gimmicky offenses. Right/Wrong/Indifferent, many view Gus' offenses as gimmicky...

Thanks for proving to the rest of the board that you have no ability to look at things from an objective standpoint. Objectively... unless Auburn is offering some sort of substantial improvement over his current situation, going back to his alma mater for a position coach role seems pointless. Out of curiosity, what other Auburn alums are out there in the coaching ranks and doing well that might even be of interest? Rocker just joined UT's staff, but doubt he'd be a legitimate candidate for anything at Auburn.

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The only wishful thinking is from Georgia fans thinking their football program is so awesome that a former Auburn player wouldn't leave

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He gone. 49,000,000.00 gone too.
Wouldn't say awesome. Got several years to play at a high level. Who doesn't want to leave is in-state talent. You're welcome. We wanted them and I hope the ones y'all got do great. I always do.

WHy not just do sportsphanatic1 and get the shite over with

I love this thread so much. Your lunacy is off the charts and you’re affiliation with AU makes it even better. Never change phan, keep on being an embarrassment to AU.

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Thanks for the laugh

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That's funny... I had the same thought... try reading again... I know it's hard for you, but I believe in you... you can do it.

would leave a school who just won their first SEC championship since George Bush was president for a school who has two of them in the last 7 or 8 years, leave a school who still hasn't even reached a national championship game since the early 80's for a school that has reached two of them in the last 7 or 8 years. And this is supposed to be some sort of step down? Thanks for the laugh

Here Is the deal. Our success is built for the long haul. Au's success is is built upon flukes like finding a transfer like a cam newton or incredible luck, which is unsustainable.

Yawn. Uga destroyed 2 of the best teams in the west, including the west champ.

It's the talent coming to uga that is gonna keep uga winning for the foreseeable future. Back to back Bama level classes and #1 so far for a third. Talent level at uga is going up. That should concern you.

That's pure conjecture. Now let's get back to the point:

I notice you aren't trying to explain why Uga isn't built for sustained success.

You also aren't trying to explain why au's success has been so unsustainable.

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poor play or injuries to quarterbacks is one thing that has prevented Auburn from winning even more than they have

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So you say Poor play and qb injuries are why au can't sustain success. Nothing else?

I guess you agree that uga's success is sustainable.