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I'm staying confident until we hear word of byrum brown on another campus.

But it is arse backwards no doubt.

Enough to make a beaten dog flinch.
Komrade looks like he's been on the frontlines of Ukraine. :lol:
Tanks a legend to me. He was closer to Kerryon and Tre than he was Artis-Payne. He stuck out like a sore thumb behind that bullshite o-line. He was the only reason we moved the ball at times.
Good player. Does everything he can to deny the receiver the ball. Even if it means a 10 or 15 yard penalty.

Has a criminal record to boot so you know he's got that dawg in him.
I cant imagine ther3s many better situations for him then UNLV with Mullen. If Dan cant straighten him out, it was never meant to be.
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Uh, yes, the Gus system clearly became an unmovable object at least for '18, '19, and '20.



Good grief. How many games did we win those years?

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2017 we were right there for the SEC Championship, so just based on winning we should have been able to recruit better.


2 things.

1. We lost the SEC championship and the bowl game, finished with 4 losses, and the rest of the country was watching Bama and UGA still play for the natty a month later.

And 2. It takes a lot more than losing one conference championship to sustain any sort of momentum, and frankly build any sort of momentum. The pro potential thing was a tree in the forest of issues.
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I remember all of our recruiting battles dude.

We got 5 stars at DE and DT. High 4 stars at CB and LB very regularly.

We could go into Georgia and pull Derrick Brown but not Trey Hill? There is a reason for that.


Sounds like certain position coaches were better recruiters/developers than others to me. All we gotta do is get the guys to the league. Then the kids will believe they'll do the rest when they get there. And the veer and shoot has been putting plenty of guys in the NFL at UT as meta already stated.
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He had limited success, not because of wins and losses but because he put out Greg Robinson and Sammie Coates.


This is such a weird way to rewrite history. This has already been discussed at length for years.

Do you truly believe if he was competing for SEC championships every year we wouldn't have seen an uptick in wr and o line recruiting? Ill concede we would lose a dude or two bc the negative recruiting angle is real but to act like it's this unmovable obstacle is ridiculous. Hell Bama has EJ Crowell committed this year after he sat there and watched bama rbs go 5 for 17 all year.
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I am highly curious as to how Golesh does against SEC defenses as HC


Set records in 21 and broke them again in 22. And UT lost about 10 ppg when Golesh left. That's the biggest part of why the hire is so exciting to me.
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However, I can take comfort in the fact that I have never relied on another team's losses to enjoy a season.

If THAT is what it means to be an Auburn fan then I thank all the powers in the universe that I was never afflicted with THAT curse.


We are so fricking back
This is Uzomah erasure.

Also who??? How far back did you go for that name? :lol:
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But if your players get knocked for it then it becomes detrimental. After going through the Gus years we all know how knocks can stack up. We couldnt recruit OL and we couldn't recruit elite WRs to perform to the fullest of their abilities.


If Gus would've fielded a consistently competitive offense and won more than 8 games a year he would've recruited better. You know this.
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Steele was very good here at designing planned substitution packages to keep guys fresh when we played high tempo teams.



Its not a matter of keeping guys fresh against this offense.

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Not really but I also think calling "tempo" a gimmick is silly.


And thats why I called it a matter of personal opinion. We're not gonna agree here but I understand your argument.
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Data is trending experience over HS talent.


And thats one of the reasons I called the Cignetti method the new meta.
Ehhhh not really the same thing. I expect good dcs to solve formation shifts in prep and gameplanning. Tempo is near impossible to "solve". Its why it's so effective.
Ig it comes down to a personal opinion thing, and to me snapping the ball before the defense has time to get in position or communicate assignments is a little cheap but theres a huge portion of people that will tell you thats a part of the game and I respect that.

Now I dont expect them to change the rules and I def dont expect them to center the hashes more, I'm just explaining why it can be considered gimmicky.
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If AU is producing 3,000+ yard 30 TD QB's and 1,000+ yard receivers who "ONLY" get drafted in the 2nd/3rd round, who the f*ck is going to complain?


You know the answer to this

Hint: rhymes with poontang
Its def gimmicky. Abuses the hashes being wider than nfl hashes and feasts on tempo exploits. Some rule changes could wreck it and force heavy adaptations and maybe even a complete philosophy change. But we're still living in a world where the offense exists and works very well so I choose to be excited until I have reason not to be.