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He's like Kevin Steele. Good coordinator not so good head coach

Gus's coaches and Gus's plays. What more should we expect? Fire them all.

Im guessing the sweater vest and visor days are over

I wouldn't be surprised if he just took his Boise OC with him

Yeah you could make a good case for running steele out of auburn. Not a bad DC but I wouldn't be surprised if he colluded with the PTB

We came abundantly close to having Kevin Steele as coach. Thank you Allen greene for having the cajones to tell the old guard hell no. We needed to try something different

After what steele pulled, I seriously think he should go

Who should CBH hire as his coordinators? Assuming he does have autonomy. I had a few in mind. D coordinator 1. Will Muschamp- He's an SEC insider who can help CBH adjust to the conference. 2. Andy Avalos- Didnt get mario but maybe we could poach his DC, worked with CBH at Boise. 3. Kevin Steele- He's a solid D coodinator but I think we need to clean house if we are changing the culture in the locker room 4. Travis Williams- I think Coach T will would be a good option but like I said, we should clean house from Gus's staff. O Coordinator 1. Jeff Leb

He's staying at Gus's house

Wikipedia says he runs a Multiple scheme. Hybrid of the HUNH and pro style plays. We need that right about now

He actually is the polar opposite of Gus who was not known as a hard ass.

That's a good sign

Under Gus, I was really getting tired of the same ol plays. Running up the middle for no gain on 2nd down, a screen pass on 3rd and 11 that goes nowhere. I remember thinking the main thing we are missing is a true vertical downfield passing game. I think many of the plays ran under gus were designed passing plays, so they pre determined where the ball was going before the play even happened. This approach is necessary when you have a freshman QB but if you have a qb like Bo Nix coming into his third year at Auburn, he should be able to throw to whoever is open on almost every play. Gus d

Definitely he wasn't my first choice but I reviewed his record and he has had 10 win seasons at Boise state and he has a winning record. Since we made the hire I'm willing to give him a chance because he's earned that much but I don't have high expectations

To all of you on here, I genuinely want to know. Why do.you think he's a good hire? He's coming from the mountain west. That does not equal SEC success. What makes you think he's any better than malzahn was?