Auburn football isn't dead. The Tigers are close. Just ask Hugh Freeze

Auburn football is not dead and the team is close to success, according to Hugh Freeze. Despite recent struggles, particularly with a woeful offense, the program has strong recruiting potential due to its location and history of attracting talented players. Auburn fans are also a significant asset, demonstrating unwavering support even during losing seasons, which can be leveraged to boost NIL momentum and attract a successful coach. The article suggests that Auburn needs a "fixer" who can improve the offense, galvanize donors, win recruiting battles, and possess strong offensive coaching skills. Potential candidates mentioned include Rhett Lashlee, who has prior experience on Auburn's staff and coordinated the offense for a national runner-up team, and Brent Key, who could address the offensive line and has local ties. Other names like Jon Sumrall and Alex Golesh are also presented as possibilities from outside the traditional SEC landscape. The article emphasizes that while Auburn has hit a low point, exemplified by the tenures of Bryan Hars... download the app to read more