
allin2010
| Favorite team: | Auburn |
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| Registered on: | 8/26/2011 |
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Patience grasshopper. Not sure some of you would have been happy with Dye’s first year. (5-6). What game have we loss that we should have won? Florida maybe?
The big money guys held back funds this year to spend next year. This year was around $28 mill. Next year $50 mill.
How many still want Durkin as head coach? I hate Cohen and think overall he has been bad for every sport except Golf and Baseball.
Playoffs next year.
The big money guys held back funds this year to spend next year. This year was around $28 mill. Next year $50 mill.
How many still want Durkin as head coach? I hate Cohen and think overall he has been bad for every sport except Golf and Baseball.
Playoffs next year.
re: Arkansas, MSU, Samford: Do we go 3-0?
Posted by allin2010 on 11/2/26 at 5:02 am to bluedragon
I think we go 3-0. Reasonable Auburn fans saw no better than a 1-3 October with 3 SEC road games all against playoff caliber teams. We got that. The last two games were not good, but Arkie and MSU are not good.
Anyone calling for the headcoaches job are not helping. What coach wants to come into that. That mentality hurt us with Sumrall.
Anyone calling for the headcoaches job are not helping. What coach wants to come into that. That mentality hurt us with Sumrall.
Most had 7-5 before the season, the LSU loss was ugly, but before the season I would have taken a 1-3 October. At UGA, UTK, Ole Miss, and home against LSU. Lets go 7-4 and play an 8-3 Bama club (LSU destroys Bamas offense) and call it a day. MSU and Arkie are winnable games.
re: Lame SEC slate this Saturday
Posted by allin2010 on 10/26/26 at 5:02 am to jonnyanony
There will be one upset, no telling which game.
re: The Viles didn't get away scot free yesterday.
Posted by allin2010 on 10/19/26 at 6:14 am to CIGAR_cigarillo
Put the money into the coaches buyout fund.
Biggest upset since
Posted by allin2010 on 10/18/26 at 4:50 am
The most recent comparable win I found was September 29, 2007, at No. 4 Florida. Auburn was a 21-point underdog and won 20-17 on a Wes Byrum 43-yard field goal as time expired. The only other 21-point upset I found was the 2001 win over No. 1 Florida, 23-20.
It's also notable that the 2007 and 2026 wins both came on last-second field goals.
It's also notable that the 2007 and 2026 wins both came on last-second field goals.
re: Ok boys. What is the new outlook on the remaining season and opinions of Golesh now?
Posted by allin2010 on 10/18/26 at 4:40 am to makersmark1
Winning close games. Baylor, UGA and Vandy. Florida had three weeks to prepare. Played UT far better than Bama.
All to say, i have hope in every game we play.
All to say, i have hope in every game we play.
re: Golesh is (possibly again) a fraud.
Posted by allin2010 on 10/17/26 at 9:42 pm to SECdragonmaster
You may need to rethink this one.
Athletic salaries are out of control, it is a house of cards.
The most current comprehensive list I found comes from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, updated in mid-September 2026, which compiled published reports and open-records data for all 16 SEC athletic directors. Figures are generally average annual pay over the life of each contract, with the contract end year in parentheses:
Rank Athletic Director School Annual Pay
1 Chris Del Conte Texas $3.5M (through 2036)
2 Trev Alberts Texas A&M $3.2M (through 2032)
3 J Batt Kentucky $3.0M (through 2032)
4 Danny White Tennessee $2.75M (through 2032, renews annually)
5 Jeremiah Donati South Carolina $2.15M (through 2031)
6 Greg Byrne Alabama $2.1M (through 2031)
7 Scott Stricklin Florida $2.075M (through 2030)
8 John Cohen Auburn $1.84M (through 2029)
9 (tie) Hunter Yurachek Arkansas $1.75M (through 2027)
9 (tie) Laird Veatch Missouri $1.75M (through 2029)
9 (tie) Josh Brooks Georgia $1.75M (through 2031)
12 (tie) Verge Ausberry LSU $1.6M (through 2030)
12 (tie) Keith Carter Ole Miss $1.6M (through 2029)
14 Zac Selmon Mississippi State $1.44M (through 2029)
15 Candice Storey Lee Vanderbilt $1.4M (through 2028)
16 Roger Denny Oklahoma $1.25M (through 2030)
The most current comprehensive list I found comes from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, updated in mid-September 2026, which compiled published reports and open-records data for all 16 SEC athletic directors. Figures are generally average annual pay over the life of each contract, with the contract end year in parentheses:
Rank Athletic Director School Annual Pay
1 Chris Del Conte Texas $3.5M (through 2036)
2 Trev Alberts Texas A&M $3.2M (through 2032)
3 J Batt Kentucky $3.0M (through 2032)
4 Danny White Tennessee $2.75M (through 2032, renews annually)
5 Jeremiah Donati South Carolina $2.15M (through 2031)
6 Greg Byrne Alabama $2.1M (through 2031)
7 Scott Stricklin Florida $2.075M (through 2030)
8 John Cohen Auburn $1.84M (through 2029)
9 (tie) Hunter Yurachek Arkansas $1.75M (through 2027)
9 (tie) Laird Veatch Missouri $1.75M (through 2029)
9 (tie) Josh Brooks Georgia $1.75M (through 2031)
12 (tie) Verge Ausberry LSU $1.6M (through 2030)
12 (tie) Keith Carter Ole Miss $1.6M (through 2029)
14 Zac Selmon Mississippi State $1.44M (through 2029)
15 Candice Storey Lee Vanderbilt $1.4M (through 2028)
16 Roger Denny Oklahoma $1.25M (through 2030)
Auburn vs. Tennessee game at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville on Saturday, October 3, 2026, calls for heavy rain and humid conditions with a high around 84°F and kickoff temperatures near 73°F–76°F.
Stat of the Day
Posted by allin2010 on 9/27/26 at 6:32 am
wild stat: Auburn started its last three seasons 0-4 in SEC play
the Tigers hadn’t won a single conference game prior to the last weekend in October since 2022
the Tigers hadn’t won a single conference game prior to the last weekend in October since 2022
re: It wasn’t pretty but
Posted by allin2010 on 9/27/26 at 5:43 am to makersmark1
Under freeze we would be 1-3 or 2-2 at best.
My concern is that it has gotten worse, not better. With all the new food vendors, you cannot get around the outside concourse as it is like an obstacle course, that pushed folks into the inside concourse and that was absolutely horrible.
re: Name a federal politician you believe is 90% truthful
Posted by allin2010 on 9/17/26 at 7:50 am to SuperSaint
Fetterman, I disagree with him, but he appears to stand on his beliefs. Democrats are like ducks, ducks fly together.
re: Isn't it likely that Islam has already won
Posted by allin2010 on 8/31/26 at 8:45 am to wackatimesthree
Invasion of Israel / nations gathered against Jerusalem: Ezekiel 38–39 describes a coalition led by “Gog of the land of Magog” attacking a restored Israel; God intervenes dramatically. Zechariah 12–14 and Joel speak of nations coming against Jerusalem. Revelation refers to armies gathering at Armageddon (Revelation 16:16) and a final battle.
Since the 19th–20th centuries (especially in dispensationalist circles), many have mapped the Ezekiel names onto modern nations—Rosh/Meshech as Russia/Moscow, Persia as Iran, Togarmah as Turkey, etc.—and linked current Middle East tensions or alliances involving Iran, Russia, Turkey, and others to an imminent fulfillment.
Since the 19th–20th centuries (especially in dispensationalist circles), many have mapped the Ezekiel names onto modern nations—Rosh/Meshech as Russia/Moscow, Persia as Iran, Togarmah as Turkey, etc.—and linked current Middle East tensions or alliances involving Iran, Russia, Turkey, and others to an imminent fulfillment.
re: MSM running cover for and defending Fauci…
Posted by allin2010 on 7/30/26 at 7:54 am to BTROleMisser

Nate Oats, 51, marries former Alabama hoops staffer, 31, after quiet divorce
Posted by allin2010 on 7/29/26 at 3:08 pm
LINK
Published July 29, 2026, 9:31 a.m. ET (Thats today). Didn't his wife have cancer and he was sleeping with a staffer. Bama Being Bama... BBB
Nate Oats, Alabama men’s basketball’s head coach, and Alex Accetta, a 31-year-old former Alabama staffer who worked as the team’s director of operations, got married last weekend.
Published July 29, 2026, 9:31 a.m. ET (Thats today). Didn't his wife have cancer and he was sleeping with a staffer. Bama Being Bama... BBB
Nate Oats, Alabama men’s basketball’s head coach, and Alex Accetta, a 31-year-old former Alabama staffer who worked as the team’s director of operations, got married last weekend.
Did he get fired?
He should. It will become the norm and will include thousands of people.
Alabama Bham, $750,000 from feds to study 'vaginal health of transgender men'
Posted by allin2010 on 7/28/26 at 1:40 pm
When the hell does this stop. I am even calling out Trump. Stop this madness. LINK
I know Bama is affiliated with UAB, this is nuts (Pun Intended). LINK
The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) continues to receive federal grant money to support its study on improving the vaginal health of so-called transgender men.
I know Bama is affiliated with UAB, this is nuts (Pun Intended). LINK
The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) continues to receive federal grant money to support its study on improving the vaginal health of so-called transgender men.
re: Legendary SEC coaches that never won the big one.
Posted by allin2010 on 7/28/26 at 11:29 am to theliontamer
Tuberville won in 2004, Dye in 1983 ( Billingsley) ETA Bowden won in 1993
LINK
1910 (Newly claimed via Maxwell Ratings and Kyle Matschke rankings)
1913 (Previously noted in media guides)
1914 (Newly claimed via James Howell's Power Ratings)
1957 (AP Poll consensus national champion)
1958 (Newly claimed via David Montgomery's Full Season Championship)
1983 (Recognized by Billingsley, FACT, and Sagarin)
1993 (Recognized by the National Championship Foundation)
2004 (Newly claimed after going 13-0, though snubbed from the BCS title game)
2010 (AP and BCS consensus national champion
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1910 (Newly claimed via Maxwell Ratings and Kyle Matschke rankings)
1913 (Previously noted in media guides)
1914 (Newly claimed via James Howell's Power Ratings)
1957 (AP Poll consensus national champion)
1958 (Newly claimed via David Montgomery's Full Season Championship)
1983 (Recognized by Billingsley, FACT, and Sagarin)
1993 (Recognized by the National Championship Foundation)
2004 (Newly claimed after going 13-0, though snubbed from the BCS title game)
2010 (AP and BCS consensus national champion
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