Auburnfan91

I think it's safe to say that Trump is finished politically regardless of the outcome in the Senate.

I don't like Saban but the proof is in the pudding. Recruits go to Alabama to win championships in college but also to get developed and prepared for the NFL. No other program since 2008 has the track record that Bama does of getting players into the NFL. In fact, Alabama has the most active NFL players of any FBS school as of the 2020 NFL season with 56 players. https://www.ncaa.com/news/football/article/2020-09-07/nfl-players-college-2020-rosters

How Silicon Valley, in a Show of Monopolistic Force, Destroyed Parler In the last three months, tech giants have censored political speech and journalism to manipulate U.S. politics, while liberals, with virtual unanimity, have cheered. Glenn Greenwald Jan 12 Users of the social media platform Parler encountered this error message as of Jan. 11, 2021, after Apple, Google and Amazon united to remove them from app stores and hosting services (Photo by Lorenzo Di Cola/NurPhoto via Getty Images). C

Twitter and Facebook are doing the most censoring. Ron Paul just had his Facebook account suspended for no apparent reason yesterday. Twitter has suspended several accounts that had never called for violence or unrest. For example, Techno Fog was suspended on Twitter for no reason for several days. If you don't follow Twitter much, Techno Fog posts very little original material. That account posts mostly legal documents and court documents and has been on top of all the Russia documents that have been declassified over the course of Russiagate. Techno Fog is now back on Twitter but

lol The left in Congress for the last 4 years have been demanding social media monopolies to censor and restrict more content. Silicon Valley's political campaign donations have overwhelmingly been to Democrats. They've been using their financial support to get tech people into positions within the government and even more so now under Biden. It all started with the 2016 election with the pretext of Russia interference and then devolved into censoring Trump's tweets, and then restricting right leaning articles from being shared like the NY Post(Twitter actually locked their account for 2

I really don't know where some are now getting this narrative that the players that are leaving are because they don't want to work hard. I seem to remember a 5* DE(Byron Cowart) that didn't cut it here because he couldn't handle hard coaching. I don't ever remember work ethic ever being questioned of guys that have stuck it out at Auburn for 3+ seasons. If there really were a work ethic issue with these guys, they would have been weeded out before now.

Fisher counts for both. He was QB coach at Auburn under Bowden. Saban gave Jimbo his 1st big OC job at LSU

Does Jimbo Fisher not count? Cristobal has had some success at Oregon, he certainly hasn't been a failure.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/30663340/lsu-tigers-hire-jake-peetz-worked-joe-brady-new-offensive-coordinator

Tua and Mac Jones are the best QB's Saban's had at Alabama. Mac Jones has played above his star grade. No one expected Mac to play at this level. Bryce Young was supposed to beat him out this year based on raw talent and star grade. People that actually understand football should recognize how good Mac Jones played this year. Mac's not running an air raid dink and dunk pass offense, he's not a game manager. He's doing a heck of a lot more than Greg McElroy and AJ McCarron were ever asked to do. Mac Jones passing yards stats are actually better than Tua's in 2018 and Tua had Ruggs, Jeudy, DeVon

https://247sports.com/Article/Why-Billy-Napier-didnt-take-Auburn-or-South-Carolina-job-158565851/

Bring on the downvotes but I don't see Nix being an elite QB no matter who the coach is or what offense we run. He has a chance to be pretty good and better than what he is now, but being elite/Heisman type candidate is not what I see him capable of being. The best comparison for Nix I can see is Shea Patterson. He was a pretty good QB but never elite at Ole Miss or Michigan.

They retired the TNT belt design and are letting Brodie Jr have that belt. They're going to have a new TNT belt on January 13 New Year's Smash(Night 2) for Darby Allin vs Brian Cage.

Just awful, awful news. I was stunned a couple of hours ago when I saw this. So sad that he's leaving behind such a young family. He definitely made a huge impact in AEW in his short time there. I'm glad he got to shine and show everyone how much talent he actually had as Brodie Lee. R.I.P. Brodie Lee/Jon Huber

Nope. I kept my mouth shut when folks here were melting down over Clark. I wouldn't have been that excited about Clark being hired either, just like I'm not with Harsin but I wasn't going to have a meltdown over either. I've just been pointing the extreme opposite responses some have given when both Clark and Harsin are underwhelming and not great hires. I was on the Napier bandwagon but I would have accepted Clark, just like I have accepted Harsin. Clark at least has ties in Alabama. His lack of P5 experience even as an assistant isn't as big of a hurdle considering he's at least got tie