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I live near Auburn and can assure you that if he goes to Auburn it will be nothing short of disaster. The well, shall I say, "ultra redneck" and control freak style of Auburn's leadership will not understand nor tolerate the "quirkiness" and "free wheelingness" of his style and personality and in short order he will be an outcast.

He is a good coach and might do very well there but his personality will be a detriment and one "off color" remark about the south, the "people" of the south, racial harmony or disharmony, ungrateful or unappreciative fans, prejudice or anything like that will cause a groundswell of hatred towards him.

Without the sex scandal, he could become Auburn's version of Mike Price if hired...

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They all get plenty of cake from what I heard. Among the best in the country for assistants.

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No school should ever win the National Championship but LSU....!!!

If we don't qualify for the game, the powers that be should just go ahead and cancel the damn thing....!!

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Saw this on MSN Sports -- Could be Germans so go easy on me but I went back 5 pages on TD and saw nothing about it..

Miles contacts ex-Syracuse coach about DC position...

LSU has some interest in Greg Robinson

LSU football coach Les Miles has apparently inquired about bringing former Syracuse coach Greg Robinson to Baton Rouge as his defensive coordinator. Contacted Thursday night, Robinson did not deny the contact about the LSU job, though he said the information might be "reaching a little bit." He said he's weighing all his options. "I don't see myself having the ability to do something right now," Robinson said. "First of all, I want to continue to work on our coaches to help them (find new jobs). Secondly, I have to weigh all my options. That's going to take some time." -- Syracuse Post-Standard

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the best one would be the one in which we knew how to spell scenario

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Saban and the Tide are back, and it's high time that we face it.

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Are we too assume then that Bama is not a "second half team" since their 31 point halftime that you addressed in your comment evaporated to an 11 point win...????

This praise of Bama will begin to slow when finally, and it will happen, on their first offensive possession THEY ARE SHUT DOWN, 3 and out, and then on their opponents first offensive possession the opponents take the ball down field on a long systematic drive down Bama's throat and score.

No one has punched Alabama in the face right out of the gate in any game offensively or defensively yet. When this happens, we will see what Bama really has under the hood.

Don't get me wrong, the win over Georgia is a great win for them as any away game win is in the SEC. The "big win" over Clemson has begun to lose some of its luster after their latest debacle against "powerful" Maryland.

The still got some things to prove in my opinion.

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Trojans Failure To Penetrate Hostile Beavers Defense in Corvallis Proves Costly and Leads to Tragic Climax..

What is college football?

Carl, is this something I have never heard of. Perhaps you can enlighten us all when you get your head out....

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That football mecca "Corvallis, Oregon" has once again proven to be a difficult place for the visiting team to win at....."

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