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Swamp Eagle

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  1. 1 hour ago, JuscAUse! said:

    The difference between you and others is that you know that it doesn't make a difference. 😄 Some "others" think that AU fans that try and think positively, at least before the *"&$#'"& start of the first game , are the REASON that AU is not better. In.... pick a sport. 

    As the guys in the movie say,   "it just doesn't matter.
.."

    And I would remind all those like me that are not giving every last dime to NIL , that the money men are paying big money to coaches that are not coaching. At least for AU. And it's easy to spend money that's not yours. 

     

    And, wait for it....how true of a fan you are will be directly proportional to whether you Go-Fund-Me college athletes. 

    Won't bother me one iota.  I refuse to contribute to the ri-FREAKING-diculous notion of paying towards NIL. It's their responsibility to market themselves. Not mine.

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  2. 52 minutes ago, CameronCrazy said:

    Some of us aren’t in a position to donate anything “significant”. But I promise you that if I was
 you better believe I would be pouring my money into OTV! And I would expect any hardcore Auburn fan to do the same. 

    And that’s what I don’t understand. Your money goes further now more than ever! We are supposedly funded by 4-5 different billionaires (according to WDE). It’s now LEGAL to pay for players. If we truly have the money, we should be competitive in EVERY sport. 

    There are sports that we’ve never been truly competitive in, but we should have an opportunity to change that now. I don’t expect the NIL “Wild West” to last forever
. But while it’s here, we should be getting the talent we need in EVERY sport. 

    This is where I am: I don't have to change just because the college landscape did. I'll bitch and moan about what I want to, whether I contribute or not. It won't make an ounce of difference,just like it never has, so I'm good...😎

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  3. On 4/5/2024 at 7:26 AM, AuCivilEng1 said:

    What exactly is wrong with an alumni/fan being disappointed that the University they support both emotionally and financially is stuck in a rut of mediocrity?

    Hell, man, the official Auburn sports site won’t even post losses on the front page, you have to dig to find a score, though you know by the absence it’s a loss. 
     

    When the university caters to supporters who can only handle the good news
that’s a problem. Whoever is making those decisions needs a knot jerked in their


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  4. 7 minutes ago, gr82be said:

    Can you elaborate those who couldn’t watch? Much appreciated. 

    Those watching didn’t see it, either.😎

    Freaking ESPN camera work missed the 58 yarder by McGough to end the scrimmage.

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  5. 7 hours ago, gr82be said:

    His point has some merit regarding the difference in the conferences but I thought Bo had NFL aspirations. If he thinks they’ll just care about a guy doing his best win or lose, he best rethink that. It’s purely business and it will be more of an SEC mindset than PAC for certain. 
    The fans do need to check some of the emotion but he’s not going to find a “laid back” atmosphere anywhere in the NFL. 
    The problem at Auburn was that his two head coaches were too laid back to ever provide him with the tools to be as successful as he could have been. 

    My first reply was tongue in cheek. He’s right, actually.

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  6. 1 hour ago, Swamp Eagle said:

    No. Just don't care to see any "road wins is haaaard" posts if we somehow choke on this one. 

    Just popping in to remind everyone that road wins in the SEC are hard.

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