week #9 college turds
- Thread starter wareagle
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temple owls under 43
reference my auburn play:
it's purely a bullshit homer play on my part. we fvcking suck balls. we dont win, dont deserve to win, and are a disgrace to the sec. we couldnt score on a team of grandmothers with grannypannies covering up their eyes. stick a fork in the '08 season for auburn.
temple owls under 43
reference my auburn play:
it's purely a bullshit homer play on my part. we fvcking suck balls. we dont win, dont deserve to win, and are a disgrace to the sec. we couldnt score on a team of grandmothers with grannypannies covering up their eyes. stick a fork in the '08 season for auburn.
no shi+, such a promising season down the crapper, we are so disorganized it is down right embarrasing, here we go to the 2008 2000 Flushes Toilet Bowl.
keep him
he made a terrible hire with franklin and when he realized this he corrected it. we have contended for an sec title all but two years since he has been with us...i'm not sure any other coach out there could have done that. he's not the problem
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I have put a lot of thought into the future of Auburn football. Let's look at a couple of scenarios on how to be successful in the future:
Option 1: Keep Tubbs
For us to continue to compete in increasingly difficult world of the SEC, we need to hire an oustanding, young, energetic OC who eats, sleeps, and breathes recruiting. The last two years we have been out-recruited by Saban, Meyer, Richt, Miles and maybe even Spurrier. However, there is a major problem with this scenario: Whoever this mystery OC is, if he does drastically improve the offense with scheme and players, he will be gone in two years. He will be snapped up by some other school to be their HC. History tells us this... Petrino to L'ville and Muschamp to Texas.
Option 2: Fire Tubbs
Bring an outstanding, young, energentic HC who eats, sleeps and breathes recruiting. For this scenario to work, we may have to take a step back, to take a two steps forward. However, within two years, I think we will be right there with Alabama and LSU competing for the west.
At the end of two years, under Option 1, we will be right back where we started. We will again lose a very talented coordinator and have to find another one.
At the end of two years, under Option 2, we will be a lot better off. We have an established HC and be positioning ourselves to compete for a National championship.
Both options are problematic however. Option 2, costs an already cash strapped university $6 million.
Option 1 is the definition of insanity. Continue trying the same thing expecting different results.
I DO BELIEVE I HAVE FOUND THE SOLUTION!
Keep Tubbs and hire that oustanding, young, energetic "Coach in Waiting" who eats, sleeps, and breathes recruiting. Let Tubbs coach two more years while we groom this new guy to take over. We will not have to take a step back, Tubbs can leave on great terms for him and leaves the program in great shape.
P.S. We have to fire the barbeque bunch (Nall, Ensminger, Knox) no matter what.
Option 1: Keep Tubbs
For us to continue to compete in increasingly difficult world of the SEC, we need to hire an oustanding, young, energetic OC who eats, sleeps, and breathes recruiting. The last two years we have been out-recruited by Saban, Meyer, Richt, Miles and maybe even Spurrier. However, there is a major problem with this scenario: Whoever this mystery OC is, if he does drastically improve the offense with scheme and players, he will be gone in two years. He will be snapped up by some other school to be their HC. History tells us this... Petrino to L'ville and Muschamp to Texas.
Option 2: Fire Tubbs
Bring an outstanding, young, energentic HC who eats, sleeps and breathes recruiting. For this scenario to work, we may have to take a step back, to take a two steps forward. However, within two years, I think we will be right there with Alabama and LSU competing for the west.
At the end of two years, under Option 1, we will be right back where we started. We will again lose a very talented coordinator and have to find another one.
At the end of two years, under Option 2, we will be a lot better off. We have an established HC and be positioning ourselves to compete for a National championship.
Both options are problematic however. Option 2, costs an already cash strapped university $6 million.
Option 1 is the definition of insanity. Continue trying the same thing expecting different results.
I DO BELIEVE I HAVE FOUND THE SOLUTION!
Keep Tubbs and hire that oustanding, young, energetic "Coach in Waiting" who eats, sleeps, and breathes recruiting. Let Tubbs coach two more years while we groom this new guy to take over. We will not have to take a step back, Tubbs can leave on great terms for him and leaves the program in great shape.
P.S. We have to fire the barbeque bunch (Nall, Ensminger, Knox) no matter what.
GL this week wareagle. Nice call on last night's total. Think you'll be adding a few more wins in the important column. If I play Thursday's game it will be on your team. Won't wager anymore on the Mountaineers :nooo: With you on the Wolfpack on Saturday :thumb:
why TN brother ? i know the rivalry factor, but was has tn done against any other team that makes you believe in them ? i think tn was lucky not to lose to UGA by 20......
see you at the forum this year, i purchased season tix through the in-laws.
gl.
see you at the forum this year, i purchased season tix through the in-laws.
gl.
