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Posted on 09/22/2025 1:39:57 PM PDT by WhiteHatBobby0701
Auburn Tigers men’s basketball head coach Bruce Pearl is expected to retire prior to the start of the 2025-26 season, according to multiple reports on Monday.
Steven Pearl, Bruce’s son, is reportedly set to take over the program. He was listed as the associate head coach.
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Nike may have offended Pearl to a serious point he wants to do more.
The response: There shall be wars and rumors of wars. Long time Democrats will hate the Russia they cheered on while Reagan was president. And long time Bama fans will vote and canvas for two Auburn coaches.
But, Master? How can that be?
Simple. Russia will quit being communist.
Too fat. Too ugly. Too white.
No one said my ex-wife or her mother was entering politics.
There were a lot of calls for black players not to commit to Auburn because Pearl is too MAGA.
He just took Auburn to the Final Four (and by the way the Florida and Duke coaches are also Jewish so that doesn’t fly). There must be something behind the scene here - health maybe?
Bruce was great wherever he went! Built Tennessee up as a powerhouse. Got a “show cause” for inviting the players over for a cookout
Well that could be I suppose. He even appeared - gasp! - on Mark Levin's show. OTOH, all he does is put together and coach winning teams.
Bruce was great wherever he went! Built Tennessee up as a powerhouse. Got a “show cause” for inviting the players over for a cookout
Always gave the Gators fits, even our National Championship teams always struggled with Pearl’s Tennessee teams.
Think folks. It’s Alabama. Which Alabama US Senator announced he is leaving to run for governor?
That’s right, Tommy Tubberville, the once head coach of Auburn football.
Connect the dots.
I have to believe it has to do with the new Nike deal. In these recent interviews he hasn’t been wearing the new Nike gear. This has me thinking Shane Beamer will leave South Carolina at the end of the year when they join the Establishment in July 2026 for an assistant’s job at Notre Dame.
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