(06-29-2018 03:02 PM)cruzan_flame13 Wrote:  To be honest, no. That’s the same feeling with the Baylor game and the rest of the season last year. We were so excited after the win and then the strength and morality started to dwindle. The win against Auburn would be an incredible win, but the fact that the performance all year had been mediocre should not be overlook based on a momentous event in College football. If JFJR wants to keep the support/fans plus gain more along the seasons, he better not play favoritism. Yes we want the right guys on our team and not just wins, but I’m sure they’re coaches out there who can be a Christ follower and know how to build a program.