The irony has been touched on elsewhere (and the reason Auburn fans might still care about it recently address by Kevin Scarbinsky) – a Facebook-group coach who left under questionable circumstances replacing another Facebook-group coach who left under even more questionable circumstances. But the argument can be made that Mike Leach, who won more games in 10 years than all … [Read more...] about Tuberville vs. Team Leach… and their three-legged pirate dog
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I Believe in Auburn… and Lubbock: Tuberville takes Texas Tech job, space-time continuum in jeopardy
TWILIGHT, Zone (TWER)-- Earlier today, Tommy Tuberville flew over the radar-screen cotton fields of West Texas en route to a new job and a new life in Lubbock, just like I did 16 months ago, a teary-eyed decision that cost me a press pass to SEC Media Days, inspired blog posts titled “Loveliest Village of the Llano Estacado” and the original “I Believe in Auburn… and Lubbock”… … [Read more...] about I Believe in Auburn… and Lubbock: Tuberville takes Texas Tech job, space-time continuum in jeopardy
The Daily Believer: 12.31.09
The Daily Believer is your daily-ish dose of whAUtever, a dose that grows by the second, minute, hour, who knows. Maybe there’s something going on tonight at the Gnu’s Room. Maybe there’s a volleyball game. Maybe there's some update to The War Eagle Reader you need to know about. Maybe last night’s episode of How I Met Your Mother referenced Bo, or had a nice, faux vintage … [Read more...] about The Daily Believer: 12.31.09
The Gospel according to Tebow
One of the current reasons it's great to be an Auburn Tiger is that we can enjoy Tim Tebow with a clear conscience, at least as much as it's possible to enjoy a player for a rival team, a team as despicable as Florida. We've never lost to the boy some call the greatest. Michigan fans can say that, too, just not as much as we can. (Michigan fans can't say they haven't lost to … [Read more...] about The Gospel according to Tebow
Chuck Klosterman, Gus Malzahn, and my hope in Auburn progressiveness
Football is a game of innovation. The quick and malleable prevail over those stubborn and unwilling to change. Or at least that is what Chuck Klosterman is telling me in "Football," an essay from his new collection Eating the Dinosaur. Klosterman leads with the read option, its various uses and how it is implemented in modern football. His example is Michigan vs. Minnesota. … [Read more...] about Chuck Klosterman, Gus Malzahn, and my hope in Auburn progressiveness