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re: What I believe and what I know

Posted by MrAUTigers on 10/6/26 at 4:17 pm to
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and he didn't turn over the analysis upon leaving, then he would be sued.


aye, there is the rub. :lol:

in other words, he gave up everything he was legally obligated
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I mean, this seems rather rich coming from someone insisting that the GM isn’t using the recruiting software provided by the university to assure that all coaches have easy access information they need to successfully recruit players.

Instead, he’s hand-writing his super secret info out on yellow legal pads before every visit, phone call or text a coach makes. Making it impossible for any coach or other recruiter to contact a recruit without him. The stupidest and most inefficient process possible. I know it’s Auburn and Hugh Freeze but damn, if that’s true, fire every single athletic department employee that ever had anything to do with the football program. Even the guys that clean the bathrooms or sell boiled peanuts should know that’s dumb as frick.


so you think the GM will give access, on his evaluations, to any employee of the athletic dept. by putting his evaluations for all eyes to see?

IF he had taken anything he wasn't supposed to take, Auburn would have sued him. AGAIN, he took HIS evaluations. He left what his staff compiled.

Do you think, in the NFL, every employee in the front office has access on player evaluations done by the GM..............or maybe it's just the HC?

re: What I believe and what I know

Posted by MrAUTigers on 10/5/26 at 5:34 pm to
I would think the new staff didn't have a lot of time to go through all the data and evaluate everything..........plus the O side of the ball had no time to build relationships with players the old staff was recruiting. The D side of the ball would have been different.

This next class will tell a lot more. We may have bought another lemon. We may have bought a guy that was dealt a bad hand in year one. Time will tell.

ETA Either way, we need a new AD. That is where the entire stink starts, IMO.

re: What I believe and what I know

Posted by MrAUTigers on 10/5/26 at 5:23 pm to
Redmond was the GM. He wasn't a recruiter. He took the data provided and he evaluated talent. That is a GM's. job.

I am sure he left the data compiled by his staff. All he took was his evaluations. He had every right to do that.

re: What I believe and what I know

Posted by MrAUTigers on 10/5/26 at 5:12 pm to
IF he compiled HIS data on the University network.

He was the GM. No GM worth his salt is saving HIS work with any University or NFL franchise on THEIR computers. That is what personal laptops are for. That is how they get their next job without having to start over from scratch. That is THEIR value in that profession.

You can't be this dense.

ETA IE: He took HIS evaluations of recruits.

re: What I believe and what I know

Posted by MrAUTigers on 10/5/26 at 4:50 pm to
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The one thing to point out here is that he wasn't doing this by himself, so its not like this is proprietary data.


The data HE compiled was his. The data he compiled with others was Auburn's. smuph didn't say he took all of the data..........just his.

This is the coaching profession. Trying to compare it with research being done by a University is absurd.

re: What I believe and what I know

Posted by MrAUTigers on 10/5/26 at 4:19 pm to
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That doesn’t add up. If AU was paying Redmond to compile the info then it belongs to AU.


That's not how it works. :lol:

By that logic........every coach, a school employs, has to leave their playbook when they are fired.

re: What I believe and what I know

Posted by MrAUTigers on 10/4/26 at 11:16 pm to
Thanks, smuph. Good stuff.

re: Golesh is a fraud.

Posted by MrAUTigers on 10/3/26 at 6:44 pm to
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Even if Golesh brought his own DC, I think the results would still be the same.


he let some quality D players walk to spend elsewhere. I hope he has the ability to learn.

I have said it before..........I have been a Durkin fan. I am tired of this bend but don't break shite. Bring in a D coordinator with an aggressive philosophy. Preferably one that can teach tackling techniques.

re: Athletic director search thread

Posted by MrAUTigers on 10/3/26 at 6:40 pm to
I have no idea about the AD world. It is obvious we need a professional though. Pay an established successful AD whatever he wants and let him do his job.

re: Omar Mabson

Posted by MrAUTigers on 10/3/26 at 6:36 pm to
Cobb has no vision. He goes where the play is called........come hell or high water.

Mabson has clearly been the best for a few weeks. We bought another HC that is going to try his best to jam a square peg in a round hole.
we bought another lemon.

some of the dumbest play calling you will see.
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auburn scheduled a cupcake season just trying to have a winning record for once.


:lol: who else plays every Big 6 member?
From as big a Gus fan as you will ever find.................no

His program had grown stale. The negative recruiting was killing him. The rule changes regarding substitution took his mojo.

Auburn's biggest problem was hiring Harsin. Plain/simple/fact!

re: Now for some good news

Posted by MrAUTigers on 9/28/26 at 9:00 am to
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Koivun was the only USA golfer to be undefeated in the tourney going 2-0-1 in his matches.


he should have been 3-0. Thomas hung him out to dry in their second match.

re: Hank Brown is 4 - 0 at Iowa

Posted by MrAUTigers on 9/27/26 at 10:24 am to
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Need to hit the portal hard for elite OL, a difference maker on the interior DL and a stud end or edge rusher. Then get a QB that athletic and accurate. Because the young talent will be experienced next season. I think Nimrod is a solid SEC WR. If we have a “good” OL the running game will work.



I see no mention of CB's/safeties........which we desperately need.

re: Saw this on Twitter had to laugh

Posted by MrAUTigers on 9/23/26 at 3:44 pm to
That's sounds like a normal fall football Saturday.

re: Lane's Legendary Walk of Shame

Posted by MrAUTigers on 9/20/26 at 11:39 am to
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I’ll still talk shite to the empty trophy case programs stunting like they’ve ever won anything.


You say this while just losing to them. The irony. :lol:

re: Fire Durkin and everyone else

Posted by MrAUTigers on 9/20/26 at 7:54 am to
I have been a Durkin fan.

After watching a one legged QB move the ball up and down the field, and now an ill-prepared D look lost and pathetic............I was wrong about Durkin. When an O gets us at 3rd and 15, they have us right where they want us. Hell, I saw a 3rd and 20 go for a TD.......on a running play.
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The replay on that "block in the back" was extremely ticky-tacky.


The one at the punt returner was. That is the one that was called. ST coach was chewing 26's arse. It wasn't called and he squared a dude up in the back.
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whoever is doing that is trolling you lol. We don’t care. No one of any importance thinks that we want anything.



well, except the NCAA/SEC, national media, and every college football fan in the world..........other than that, you are probably right.