Hugh Freeze comments
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Hugh would know about going all in if by that you mean purchasing whores for recruits.
It's Auburn. They LOVE scumbags. Hugh and Bruce.... Scum U.
I normally don’t respect anonymous cheap shots like this, but in this case, it seems highly credible and poetic.
I feel like Saban may have phoned Athlon for the second one
I feel the strong need to take showers after:
- Mowing the yard
- Leaving New Orleans
- Hearing Hugh Freeze speak about virtue
He forgot to mention the loss at home to KY. They've still got the red azz about that one too
I mean, for being on the spectrum, Lane does okay.*
* No offense to people on the spectrum.
* No offense to people on the spectrum.
Didn’t realize they had a clown spectrum. We talking IT to Bozo?
I mean shi*, they don’t do anything honorable when it comes to athletics. But that is the game, and they play it very well.
I mean it’s fun to dump on Hugh freeze….but he decided to supply what his clientele wanted to make a deal and he was successful at it till the bust. All that **** he did….college football 2025 doesn’t give a **** about honor or integrity. Hookers-blowjobs-cars-money-jobs for fam-a spot on the coaching staff-whatever
I mean it’s fun to dump on Hugh freeze….but he decided to supply what his clientele wanted to make a deal and he was successful at it till the bust. All that **** he did….college football 2025 doesn’t give a **** about honor or integrity. Hookers-blowjobs-cars-money-jobs for fam-a spot on the coaching staff-whatever
It is still fun to make fun of Hugh Freeze because he is an absolute bozo, but not as fun now that the curtain is fully back and everyone sees how sh*tty everyone involved in the sport is and has been for a long time.
Wouldn’t surprise me if kiffen made those comments just to be kiffen.
Always. So did Houston Nutt. OM fans love them some coaches who win on emotion, then get kicked back to reality the next week because it's "only" Memphis/Vanderbilt/Kentucky/etc.
Sort of the opposite of the Mullen approach, which was win the games you're supposed to win and lose every single game you're supposed to lose.