The Bodda Getta

I get the feeling Gus will be back in Auburn for one or two more years. Next year is going to be REALLY tough. We will have a very young team and the schedule is pretty brutal.

If Newton bolts for the NFL then Gus will have still never coached the same QB two years in a row.

I tend to... no wait... i always listen to Ron. I know he has said that he means no disrespect in rebutting your comments but I believe some comments have been disrespectul to Ron.

Gus is a family man in all that "family" represents. His family is said to be happy in Auburn and Auburn is endeared with the Malzahn family in return. Gus has a great thing going at present and he has made a real name for himself in the past four years without a doubt. He will be the HC of a major football program within the next ten years and if things continue as the recent history indicates, a mid tier stepping stone will not be necessary for Gus to leap to the top of the pile.

One thing for all of us to remember is that it can be lonely at the top. Smiling faces are often disguises for frustration and hidden emotions, so don't proclaim things like "he will never take that job", because quite frankly no body knows the real situation other than Gus. His wife will know when he himself knows. Why did Satan, Spurrier, Petrino, Hotlz, and many other prime time college coaches leap to the NFL at one time or another? To chase their personal dreams and because their egos told them it was their time. Some were right and many more were simply wrong.

I could write much more, but I would become a bore, so enjoy your evening and look forward to Saturday afternoon when we get to cheer for our AUBURN Tigers to take the SEC Championship and place the 2010 trophy in the case where it rightfully belongs. War Eagle!! and to all a good night.