Heath Evans, like many Auburn fans and alumni, was disgusted with the Tigers’ performance against LSU on Saturday.
The former Auburn fullback, though, seems to be directing much of his frustration at one person in particular: head coach Gus Malzahn.
No. 10 Auburn built up a 20-point, first-half lead against LSU, but eventually collapsed and fell 27-23 in Baton Rouge, La. Malzahn didn’t help matters, either, making a puzzling decision to go for it on fourth down with over two minutes left in the game, his team trailing and deep in their own territory. He also didn’t throw a challenge flag when the LSU timekeeper failed to stop the clock on Auburn’s final drive.
After the game, Evans submitted a seven-point plan for why he should be Auburn’s next head coach.
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— Heath Evans (@HeathEvans44) October 14, 2017
Honestly, he makes some good points.
While Evans replacing Malzahn might be the best thing for War Eagle, we’d be a bit disappointed. The former New England Patriot has proven to be one of the most entertaining and transparent NFL analysts around.
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