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It would not surprise me if Freeze stayed at Liberty for a long time. I could be wrong, but after OleMiss mess, he might want stability in a less tense environment
1. That is wishful thinking. Freeze will take what's open when he has the opportunity.Freeze isn’t going to South Carolina he knows he can do better and will likely wait until a more attractive job opens up. Doesn’t hurt that he’s being paid well at Liberty.
Gentlemen-- and ladies-- it's been a privilege commiserating with you this week. I'm heading back to CA tomorrow. Auburn's down some key players, so maybe the Vols will scrounge out a win. Go Vols!
Hahahaha ok. Most of us couldn’t even find the paper clips.
Yeah, I dont think he has been that good since he was fired by UF. He wasn't good in his return to Auburn and he's just ok with South Carolina. He seems to need superior talent.Not convinced that Muschamp is even a good DC anymore. And could Pruitt really let him run the show on defense? Talk about a clash of egos and personalities.
People around here literally fabricating reasons to hate Pruitt.
Cool. Now how are you gonna hire someone to do better??Lack luster play including penalties and turnovers + no QB + bad HC game decisions + poor performances by assistant coaches + assistant coach turnover = more losses than wins = far less funds from fans and boosters = program in trouble and decline.
How's that?
Also could add that either 11 or 12 of his SEC losses have been by 21 points or more.Blown out by Kentucky. Completely outplayed by Georgia State. No quarterback development in 3 years. Defense regression. Lose to a first year coach in Arkansas.
No leadership. Not getting along with an abnormal amount of coaches and firing them....
I love that "beautiful melancholy" feeling that you can capture sometimes with these late fall or winter photos.It's beautiful but something about our landscape when the trees lose their leaves has always looked so incredibly lonely to me. I used to live on top of a ridge in the middle of nowhere. In the summer, spring and fall I could look out and see a small valley and another set of ridges and the sight was breathtaking. Many times we'd get to see mist wind its way across the land and it would just look magical, as though we lived in a movie where gods and magic roamed, and I never knew what rain and thunder REALLY sounded like until I lived there, but in the winter time there was no place on Earth that looked sadder and more alone.