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Pat Dye Field => War Damn Eagle => Topic started by: JohnDeere on November 16, 2007, 03:24:16 PM
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As I have stated in the past, I work with a girl who has a little brother who is friends with Jason Bosley. Her brother and Bosley went to high school at Grissom together and now they hang out some at Auburn.
Her comments:
"Tuesday, maybe, I talked to Justin(her little bro) and he said the team was kind of down right now...after the loss and all the talk about Tubs leaving. Tubs won't talk about it at all with the players and it was making them sad/mad. Things could have changed between now and then but the outlook from Bos (Jason Bosley) was not super positive - not super negative either (just not how we would like it)."
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As I have stated in the past, I work with a girl who has a little brother who is friends with Jason Bosley. Her brother and Bosley went to high school at Grissom together and now they hang out some at Auburn.
Her comments:
"Tuesday, maybe, I talked to Justin(her little bro) and he said the team was kind of down right now...after the loss and all the talk about Tubs leaving. Tubs won't talk about it at all with the players and it was making them sad/mad. Things could have changed between now and then but the outlook from Bos (Jason Bosley) was not super positive - not super negative either (just not how we would like it)."
That SUCKS. It SUCKS, BLOWS and PUFFS.
I've always sort of been on the fence with Tuberville. But if he's refusing to address this with the players -- with the seniors especially -- then he can kiss my ass and go straight to hell. Yeah, that's great. Good idea, there, Tubs-a-shit. Your potential payday and what you might could milk out of this school or that one is waaaaaaaay more important than being prepared for the game.
I wouldn't care if he lied. Just address the issue.
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I find it hard to believe that he has not addressed this to his players and other coaches. Like him or not he is no fool and he realizes that a lot of other people's livelihoods are tied to his own.