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Gus should have input in the game plan, especially the running game. I'm also totally fine with him scripting the first 10 - 15 plays. He's great at that also. And coming up with trick plays. As far as in game adjustments, and calling the plays after the script is empty, heck no! He can decide 4th downs, 2pt conversions, FG attempts, punts, but let CL call the actual plays.

To be fair, I didn't read any of this because I'm sick of the argument. Just answer me one question. Which QB has he taken directly from HS and developed into a top QB during his time as a college coach? Mitch Mustain? Sean White? Seriously curious about the answer.

Back when roids were legal.

Why? Apparently the injury excuse is still going to be available.

I thought GM gave up play calling?

Any besides Tom Green article? I'd be shocked if he passed up Miller without injuries playing a part. Have you heard it from other sources also?

By James Crepea jcrepea@al.com Figures

Part of being head coach is getting the correct players in the correct spots and on the field producing. GM will either get it right or continue learning somewhere else.

Who is he passing on the depth chart? Miller? Martin?

It ain't negative if it's true. It's just emphasizing relevant facts recruits need to consider to make a decision in their best interests. That's actually positive recruiting because you're looking out for the recruit's best interest.

He should have taken that route in college.

Agreed. Doesn't matter where you practice or hold a scrimmage, but Auburn has always held scrimmages in JHS it seems anyway. I always thought you didn't continue to rerun plays in a game like situation or scrimmage, but I guess if I go back and look at GM's play calling, maybe this was more game like, since we always seem to run up the middle on first down or run the exact same play on a hurry up schedule.

Then it wasn't really a scrimmage was it? More like a practice in the stadium.

Should be in a broom closet, right?