Who gets fired first?

[Central Floridave]

Just for fun...

Matt Rhule at Nobraska or Hugh Freeze at Auburn?

Clock is ticking now....

 

[Shark19]

Freeze, who is more likely to do some stupid stuff….like a volleyball chick on the back of a Harley. Combine that with the toxic boosters is a bad combo.

Rhule is a good college coach and good role model. He will build a team that can at least compete, maybe along the lines of Wisconsin the past 15 years.

 

[Central Floridave]

Yes, my bet is Hugh Freeze.

Sources: Freeze to Surrender Use of Twitter Account at Auburn

 

[beelit47]

Freeze. I think Rhule is the type of coach nebraska needs. Doesnt guarantee success but his brand of football fits the b10 better than csf

 

[Central Floridave]

The chances of both Nebraska and Auburn winning decrease soon with Texas/Oklahoma to the SEC, and USC/UCLA to the Big 10.

Matt Rhule seems like a nice guy and good coach, but does he know Nebraska's history?

Hugh Freeze, with all his sins at Ole Miss, seems like a legit coach that found success at Liberty. Read an article that Au has 13 million NIL money. That may help him in recruiting. He better win, like right now. Otherwise he don't stand a chance.

 

[AuburnLegacy_1]

Depends on which program signs Jim Leonhard as DC. He is Dave Aranda 2.0.

 

[rainman614]

Depends on which program UCF will face first. I don't wish anyone ill will. I'd like to see some of these teams compete again, if only for the sake of knocking some teams around in their conferences. I'd love to see Nebraska beat Ohio State. I'd love to see Auburn beat Alabama or LSU. If for no other reason than to see some of those teams lose their strangle hold over their conference. Overall, I think it would be entertaining to see something other than Alabama, Georgia/2nd SEC team, Ohio, Clemson, or Notre Dame in the invitational year over year.

It would be nice to see some variety - say a random Minnesota, Penn State, FSU, some PAC12 team, TCU, UCF, or some other school get the nod and into the CFI.