JerryAU

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Does Auburn ever go for them? Seriously, does the Auburn Administration ever court an existing high profile HC and even try to pull him away from his job? Rumor was that AU tried to court Christobal and he said no, but what other HC's besides Harsin did we go hard for? Napier? Any NFL HC?

Competitive in every game is hard to stomach when when they rack up 5 straight losses and end up with a losing season. This "culture" change shouldn't take 4 yrs at the rate this roster is turning over and I don't think CBH can be honestly evaluated until the end of yr 3.

How do they recruit, handle NIL & the transfer portal? College ball is whole other can of worms and it became much more intricate and vastly unpredictable the last couple of yrs.

UAT now has 3 of the top 10 portal players, the rich just get richer.

It's his specialty. I wonder if he uses a spreadsheet or an old green & white ledger to keep his tally?

Passthebiscuits has been giving hints about the turmoil for a while and some things are just now being revealed.

Especially when the HC kept flip flopping back & forth between "hands-on" to "hands-off and CEO" to "hands-on because offense if in my blood" to "hands-off and my OC will be unfettered" to "I'M CALLING THE OFFENSE!" to out the door with +$20million.

Bingo!

Rumor has it someone named WDE is dropping nuggets on the Eagle's Nest forum and it explains a ton about the current climate under Harsin.

Literally in the 2020 season both Friend and Brumbough we coaching the lines at Tennessee.

Cloudy skies in my opinion because Auburn is literally Tennessee on both lines. 🤢

Who reported this part? Who would know whether or not Mason has been in the complex working/recruiting or not after the bowl game? Edit: Never mind, I now see RunInRed's post above. It's still weird that "he hasn't been seen much since before the bowl game". What the hell kind of place does Harsin run where his coordinators don't show up for work for over a month?

aTm - Jimbo is showing 5*s the MONEY. Go get paid young men.

The 25 cap is waived so that teams can allow up to 7 transfers, the 85 is a hard cap. Which is utterly ridiculous on the part of the ncaa.

Fans & alum have no choice but to sit back and wait to see the results. It doesn't mean we have to like what we see.

We aren't smarter and it's been proven by how much $$ has been forked out to pay coaches to NOT coach here. For whatever reason it seems that Auburn has been ok taking the backseat approach in the college football arms race and maybe doing the same with this new fangled NIL.

How do You know I haven't? Are you seriously able to view those last 5 games and see them any other way than an explosive load of diarrhea?

Just looking around the CFB landscape at the highest performing college Qb's, they all seem to have good character these days. I don't see many Jamies Winston, Johnny "JFF" Manziel or even Baker Mayfield type guys.

Now that's a stinky scenario any way you look at it.

He was a real possibility in who's mind? Possible enough that he'd take the time to even visit campus?

My issue is obviously that I don't understand the current law, or amended the version. I'm curious to know if the current law has affected Bruce & his recruiting?

I see what you're seeing with this group. The QB competition will be monumental this spring.

Somehow this law didn't impede us from giving Tank enough $$ to stay and it didn't stop us from offering Caleb Williams an NIL deal commiserate with other big time programs bidding for his services. 😒 If the law needs to be amended, then amend it. But this law isn't preventing Alabama schools from diving deep into the NIL waters as they want to dive and it sure hasn't prevented Auburn from bringing in any recruit they've tried to sign.

Agreed, especially when Tank got what he wanted and if rumors are true Caleb Williams AU deal was just as lucrative for him as any other program was offering.