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If Tuberville had a reasonable buyout (2M or even 3) he would be the coach at Arkansas right now....or TAMU...they wanted him as well. Tuberville has connections in both places and would have gone in a heartbeat. Auburn even wanted him gone, but they wanted the buyout money more. They will probably end up regretting it...Tubs is more interested in duck hunting than doing the work needed to keep Auburn at a high level with Saban across the state. A lot of folks said that Saban would not recruit as well at Alabama as he did at LSU because Auburn is a competing in-state program, and the talent is not as deep as it was in LA. The reality is, Saban has found Tubs to be less of a hinderance to him than Texas and TAMU were in LA, and the talent is deep enough to build a solid foundation while cherry picking outside the state. #1 recruiting class does not lie.

If Tubs stays at Auburn another 4 years, they will be below .500 and require years of work to rebuild. A 6 game streak will be just the beginning.

<blockquote data-quote="Guest" data-source="post: 420837">Re: I was reading over some things on Arkansas and this struIf Tuberville had a reasonable buyout (2M or even 3) he would be the coach at Arkansas right now....or TAMU...they wanted him as well.&nbsp; Tuberville has connections in both places and would have gone in a heartbeat.&nbsp; Auburn even wanted him gone, but they wanted the buyout money more.&nbsp; They will probably end up regretting it...Tubs is more interested in duck hunting than doing the work needed to keep Auburn at a high level with Saban across the state.&nbsp; A lot of folks said that Saban would not recruit as well at Alabama as he did at LSU because Auburn is a competing in-state program, and the talent is not as deep as it was in LA.&nbsp; The reality is, Saban has found Tubs to be less of a hinderance to him than Texas and TAMU were in LA, and the talent is deep enough to build a solid foundation while cherry picking outside the state.&nbsp; #1 recruiting class does not lie.If Tubs stays at Auburn another 4 years, they will be below .500 and require years of work to rebuild.&nbsp; A&nbsp; 6 game streak will be just the beginning.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Guest, post: 420837"] [b]Re: I was reading over some things on Arkansas and this stru[/b] If Tuberville had a reasonable buyout (2M or even 3) he would be the coach at Arkansas right now....or TAMU...they wanted him as well. Tuberville has connections in both places and would have gone in a heartbeat. Auburn even wanted him gone, but they wanted the buyout money more. They will probably end up regretting it...Tubs is more interested in duck hunting than doing the work needed to keep Auburn at a high level with Saban across the state. A lot of folks said that Saban would not recruit as well at Alabama as he did at LSU because Auburn is a competing in-state program, and the talent is not as deep as it was in LA. The reality is, Saban has found Tubs to be less of a hinderance to him than Texas and TAMU were in LA, and the talent is deep enough to build a solid foundation while cherry picking outside the state. #1 recruiting class does not lie. If Tubs stays at Auburn another 4 years, they will be below .500 and require years of work to rebuild. A 6 game streak will be just the beginning. [/QUOTE]