SumterAubie

It doesn't matter. If Malzahn can't have the team ready against the likes of Tennessee and State, how is he going to have them ready to play in a minor bowl. On the other hand, those two schools would love to spank some SEC a$$.

Miles is the kind of coach who can take a team like Kansas to 5 or 6 wins a year. And take a team like LSU to 5 or 6 wins also.

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Auburn owes this 32 million to Malzahn regardless. So does Auburn bleed it out now in massive hemorrhage? Or a pint or two at a time over the next few years and endure the folly that is Gus Malzahn over that time. Let's get it over with.

And I believe this was a home game for Xavier.

When asked about playing Tagovailoa on Saturday against the Citadel, Saban responded "I think we need to do a better job of the people playing around him, doing what they're supposed to do so he doesn't get hit. And he needs to do a better job of stepping up in the pocket and getting rid of the ball, which he had several opportunities to do." Saban makes his players take ownership of their game. Who can forget him slapping McCarron on the ass late in a game of his Freshman year, yelling at him, over a mistake McCarron made late in a 27 point win over State. Hell, Malzahn doesn't chew on a Auburn player's ass in the midst of a crucial game with a rival.

I texted my son during the game after Stidham overthrew Whitlow. 'Auburn has met the enemy. And the enemy is Auburn.'

Several months old but http://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/24285830/oklahoma-quarterback-kyler-murray-mlb-season

bamr ran 72 plays from scrimmage. Figure 5 olinemen x 72 getting 360. So figure 360 opportunities where a bamr lineman engaged a State player. And NO penalties occurred. No holding. No facemasks. NaDa. Throw in a TE, running backs and wrs, the number goes over 500. That is just on the offense. No penalties. Sounds legit .

Right. He had not got off the ground yet and they were already reviewing it.

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahaahahhahahaha Like reporting this to the REC SEC office is going to lead to anything.

Makes me wonder if there is someone(s) on Duke's team who can pick up the slack should 1 or 2 of those three have an off night, or if get shut down by an opposing team.

http://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/25247121/louisville-cardinals-fire-bobby-petrino-rapid-fall-lamar-jackson-departure "The offensive line remained a glaring weak point, and a lack of player development in five seasons spoke more about the staff than anything. The team had no established running back or run game." "Then ACC play began, and Louisville looked like a team with no direction, competitive fire or leadership. Recruits started decommitting and two high-profile players -- cornerback Russ Yeast and quarterback Jordan Travis -- announced they would transfer."

Dang. Just dang.😄

What makes you think I do?