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That’s how you do it. What a win. War Eagle!

Unless this will support future club/restaurant/vendor areas then I’m not in favor of it. We already have a massive screen? I’d like to see areas for students (future season ticket holders) improved. More vendors, TV’s, terrace to hang out on during halftime, phone charging stations, etc. Stadiums need to get more comfortable and have more amenities, not get any bigger.

They’re no different than the boosters at Georgia, Clemson, Alabama, tOSU, etc.

Fifty, your new avatar is lol

Funny you say that, most people who cut the checks around Auburn (and Bruce Pearl) fall into that category.

I like the hire. If Auburn didn't have their best recruiting staff in years if not ever then I'd be a little more worried. He is also a pretty good recruiter himself so it's a win-win for me.

Awful news. Praying for his family. What a great Auburn man.

The NCAA is not a legitimate organization. Good for Tennessee and Virginia going on the offensive. NCAA days are numbered.

Turn off espn

Why is this gif an hour long?

It’s a stretch but you can’t let your social media accounts go silent even if it’s January. Everything is about recruiting

If you can’t get Durkin then go find get the best G5 DC, highly touted position coach at a top 10 defense, or a defensive minded successful FCS coach. I want someone who wants to prove themselves over the course of a few seasons and jump to a HC job.

It’s like this every year. Need to bounce back.

Maybe my brain is fried because it’s Friday or I misspoke but not sure what you mean?

Total gamechanger.

Let's assume the SEC keeps the 2 permanent rivals + 6 rotating schools for 2025. Who would you like to see Auburn play in 2025? Let's also assume they will rotate between 5 and 4 home conference games per year. This year we get 5 at home so in 2025 we might get 4. in 2024 we play: Arkansas, Oklahoma, at Georgia, at Mizzou, at Kentucky, Vanderbilt, Texas A&M, and Alabama. That leaves 25 open to these schools: Florida, Tennessee, South Carolina, Ole Miss, MSU, LSU, and Texas I'd like to see UGA/Bama switched up for home/away so I'd be fine playing in Athens again in 25 to off-set the two permanent rivals going forward. My ideal/most interesting schedule would be: at Florida South Carolina (September) at Tennessee at Ole Miss at Georgia Texas (October) Mississippi State Alabama (November) That would give you 3 big conference games in each month for recruiting purposes. If you haven't checked, we play at Baylor to open the 2025 season. I want Florida and OM because they are both due for a serious a$$ whooping (but that's just me)

Yes they probably saw what happened to Alabama’s roster and are worried. Agreed on the risk. I don’t think UM is a coordinator hire job. I would go after DeBoer, Kelly, or Fickell.

I think Sherrone Moore gets the job.

But if I had to call it anything, I would say it’s his knee Probably the most underrated line in the whole movie. So dang funny.

Great news. The staff can focus on guys who actually want to come to Auburn now. Best of luck, kid.

Yeah well Auburn lost because they couldn’t shoot. Foul on Sears was questionable but again if they could shoot tonight they wouldn’t have been in that situation. War Eagle.

Auburn going 5-25 from beyond the arc bailed Bama out

Would be an easy dub if they could hit their 3’s. That dunk ended it.

Karl Ravech calling basketball always throws me

NIL money should be saved for next year if possible. 2024 isn't the year to invest heavily in a QB IMO