šŸˆ Auburn officials decide to retain Harsin

Mike Price was the one that didn’t survive past Spring ball and infamous for his ā€œit’s rolling babyā€ comment.
DuBose affair came out before ā€˜99 season and it didn’t look like he would survive after the La Tech loss in B’ham. Went to The Swamp and beat Spurrier and then smoked him again in ATL. Got the extension and money back that UA had cut him following affair. The wheels then fell off the bus the following year with likely the most dysfunctional staff in UA history.
I think Price used a University credit card to pay for her ( cant remember her name...her professional name)...... to add insult to injury...

bad boys acting bad....Wimp, Price, Dubose

Days to forget....
 
I think Price used a University credit card to pay for her ( cant remember her name...her professional name)...... to add insult to injury...

bad boys acting bad....Wimp, Price, Dubose

Days to forget....
Wimp may have survived had he not ā€œracked her jawsā€ when his secretary disagreed with him ending the relationship.
 
Mike Price was the one that didn’t survive past Spring ball and infamous for his ā€œit’s rolling babyā€ comment.
Remember punting to Anthony Bryant in spring camp? It's probably more likely you remember seeing more points scored on A-day that year than we'd seen previously combining the white and crimson scores: 47-0 Crimson, wasn't it?
 
A lot to unpack in these fifty or more words. Pardon my meandering through your comments.

Two more wins and what wouldn't have happened? The relationship between Mason and Harsin breakdown? His clashes with the very people who continue to disparage him publicly? A locker room that's split; some in revolt? This is the same locker room that's been in turmoil for going on three years now—I know I've pointed to their problems on several occasions.

You're so right on pathetic. You can also drop the word "seems."

We've seen that group after Harsin dating back to the summer (and ironically here's where political analogies come into play.) No. Let me change that. It pre-dates this past off-season.

The first ad hominem attack? It's the deep south and it came as no shock when we began to see Scientology thrown around. Manufactured you suggest? They're Mormon.

This summer what was the news from Auburn? Has Harsin been vaccinated and how that'll effect the season. Where did we see the Montgomery paper, so say Josh Moon go? They followed the same paths we've seen a lot of journalist: attack the person because they weren't "towing their line."

Access to Harsin and his staff on football was likely at the root of a lot of the angst but as a whole we moved on to the fall season.

Affair.
Now, racism.

You suggest manufactured?

Have you ever used the term "High Machs" when referring to people you've dealt with, or say worked alongside? It most cases it's a compliment: they're people with high energy and a lot of charisma. What we're seeing at Auburn is led by that group, a anomaly of a clique of "High Machs."

Irony raises its head again ...

The crazy thing is that term comes from the word Machiavellian. And what they're doing done there? I don't think there's a better descriptor.

You and I have talked a lot and I'd say you know me fairly well. I'm certainly no ideologist and most of the time I'm in the corner of "that's your shit to fix." But damn, even without much sympathy or empathy that's some bullshit they're tossing around haphazardly. Racism charges in today's climate can easily lead to a person being unemployable in their industry.

This is Moriarty level evil.

The young woman who's name is being linked to this came with him from Boise State. I hope she goes after them all for slander and makes millions.

If this doesn't make you sick of social media, then I don't know what could.

It's really sad what college football has become.
 
Honestly, I thought Bryan Harsin was gonna be a solid coaching hire for Auburn. They are doing everything they can to undermine the guy.

He should have taken the warnings about the Auburn family prior to taking the job...
 
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Honestly, I thought Brian Harsin was gonna be a solid coaching hire for Auburn. They are doing everything they can to undermine the guy.

He should have taken the warnings about the Auburn family prior to taking the job...
I believe Harsin is a good coach, but his problem is he missed the 80's and 90's when his methods were best served. He needs to cut a deal and get back to his section of the country.

Go on, take the money and run
Go on, take the money and run
Go on, take the money and run
Go on, take the money and run
 
Low, Thamel and Schlabach released an article last night that is the best one yet on the situation. Goes into good detail about what is going on. The part about Harsin thinking he can 'do it his way' and win, not having time for the power players, and wanting to win without cheating is all spot on. Those are the real reasons why the Old Dye Guard/Rane Ring, want him out...
 
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