All right, let's touch table on a little bit of football, and then we're right back to Tiger Baseball.

Sit tight, guys.

I know it's the main thing, but we want to make sure we do a little bit of football.

David, music, please.

So let's get into it, guys.

Let's talk about some struggling college football teams that need the bounce back this year.

Let's talk about them, okay?

Let's start with Auburn. Auburn under Hugh

Freeze has gone 6 and 7 and 5 and 7. It hasn't looked good. What does a bounce back look like for

them this year? Bouncing Hugh Freeze. I mean, the articles this winter have been disastrous

and into the spring of the guy's more interested

in playing golf than he is coaching. The recruiting hasn't been where it needs to be. They don't

have a quarterback and anyone cares about. You can have Jackson Arnold. I think they made a terrible

hire. And oh, by the way, a terrible hire that took over for a terrible hire and Brian Harsen,

which essentially was Jonathan Smith of the hire and Brian Harson. Yes.

Which essentially was Jonathan Smith of the South. Brian Harsen was at Boise State. How the hell you end up on the planes? Who also went six and seven and five and seven in his two years in Auburn. I'm going to say it needs to be a regime change, but I'll leave it to RICO. You know, Mike, that may be the best solution because, David, I was going to say they have to

be competing for a playoff spot, not necessarily getting one, but when you share the state

with Alabama, you can't just walk in there and say, you know, we're kind of good.

Well, they win.

How come we don't?

Cailin DeBore, if he comes out with another year like this,

Bama's not putting up with this.

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