Welcome to the audible. I'm Stuart Mandel, joined by Bruce Feldman. This week we wanted to bring on a very special

guest because it seems like one of the big themes going into this weekend is SEC coaches on the hot seat and in particular less miles and

Gus miles on facing each other and the LSU Auburn game both very much on the hot

seat well who better to bring on but Paul Feinbaum, the voice of the

SEC if you will and a guy who you know he's on the SEC network now but but in the old days, I believe the slogan on his nationally syndicated radio show was where legends are made and coaches get fired.

So we're very pleased to be joined by Paul.

All right, Paul. So this is a little bit of pro wrestling parlance. But is this

matchup between LSU and Auburn given all of the heat on both coaches, kind of a

loser leaves town matchup?

Yes, I mean it is a wrestling matchup.

I mean I think Malzan versus getting all the attention, but you know what happens if

if less miles loses. I mean we went through a week in the aftermath of Wisconsin where that was the

number one topic in college football and it's going to come right back up because

I mean this you know should he lose to Wisconsin and Auburn I mean you look at the

schedule and I mean it's not even close to to the media games I mean when you consider

Wisconsin may be alive right now but they won't be after the next five or six weeks with the big ten schedule and

Auburn is the dregs of the SEC west at least in terms of projection so I I don't I mean I think it's

probably worse from al-S on but for less to have two losses and to be eliminated from the college football

playoffs so to speak before October would be would be close to a death knell for

him. Paul I want to ask you about Auburn and Malzon

because there's this perception and the Auburn fans tell me

that it's not true that they run off coaches there,

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