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We interrupt your NFL Sunday to discuss the firing of Hugh Freeze.

He is Lance Taylor.

I'm Ryan Brown.

Dunaway had the morning duty.

He was going to jump on if this thing happened overnight.

He's tied up this afternoon, so you've got the two of us.

Lance, after last night's dismal performance on top of everything that has happened

under Hugh Fries at Auburn, today is no surprise, I don't think. No, I don't think it's a shocker at all.

I mean, you look at Hugh, 16 in the SEC is just not good enough. And, you know, it continues to say

we're so close, we're so close. close and look these are a lot of one possession losses

but the fact of the matter of brown and his two plus years he's one and nine and one possession

SEC games and look now the SEC that we live in this is going to be week and week out I mean 75

percent of these games are going to be decided by one possession so I head coach has got to figure out how to win these games.

Yeah, and he just can't figure out to do it.

And really, you know, when you look back at his career at Auburn,

I mean, there's no big win to hang your hat on.

I mean, I still think Lance, you could argue his biggest win is at Baylor this year, but I mean, that's a team that's probably having the same discussions the Auburn people are having right now with Dave Miranda, but a road wind open the season at Baylor or that home win last year against Texas A&M who ended up as an 8 and 4 team. I mean, those are really the only two wins you look at in this whole tenure under Hugh Fries. And you're like, all right, that was a good win. I mean, that's something I, you know, kind of program moving forward, program looking like I wanted to. I mean, that's, you got to win more games than that that matter. Well, I mean, look, it just, and I was one, I was big on Hugh. I thought he was a better higher than Lane Kiffin.

That looks comical now when we, you know, fast forward at two and a half years. But his 12 years as a

head coach, you know, from Lambeth to Arkansas State to Ole Miss to Liberty, he had one losing

year. That was his final year at Old Miss when he was five and seven.

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