He could plug anyone in along the o line and he always had a great running game and always won most games. Since Gus left they can’t run and lose more games than they win. He got linemen that he wanted that were lighter and more athletic instead of bigger stronger linemen.

@@lucio989in 8 years he lost 4+ games every year. Take away the first season and he’s an average 6-7 win coach per year guy. That’s not good at auburn. 2020- 6 -4 2019- 9-4 2018-7-6 2017-10-4 2016:8-5 2015-7-6 2014: 8-5 2013- 12-2. 67 wins in 8 years 8.1-4.5

@@jakepadgett5569 that’s fine. He won the division 2 times and would have won the conference 2 times if not for an injury to kerryon and that is at the height that any conference will ever be. It was only gonna get easier and easier and yet since he left, losing record, losing record, losing record. Gus was 3-4 against saban. Imagine how good he’d be against deboer.

@@lucio989he won the SEC one time in his first year. I love Gus more than anyone he was my hero as a kid but it’s true, any Auburn fan will tell you, our o line was always trash. Just go look at 247 for yourself and see we had one 5 star o-linemen in his tenure and he was trash. Bo nix was sacked more than any SEC quarterback every year at Auburn. There was always high hope every year but we always fizzled out and became slightly above average SEC team.

@@lucio989and making the worst hire in Auburn history with Bryan Harsin is why our record is trash. He left Hugh Freeze with barely any talent. Come back to me in 3 years and if we still suck you were right but I highly doubt Hugh freeze’s tenure is gonna go the way Gus’ did.

What record exactly? Gus has a great record.