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When Ohio State met Clemson, and how the Tigers have changed: Doug Lesmerises
Updated Dec 28, 2020;
Posted Dec 28, 2020
The Clemson Tigers beat the Ohio State Buckeyes in the Orange Bowl after the 2014 season and have been a different program ever since.The Plain Dealer
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COLUMBUS, Ohio Clemson was a curiosity, fresh and feisty, with a great backstory and a new attitude, when Ohio State met the Tigers in the Orange Bowl to conclude the 2013 season.
If you take that as Clemson’s freshman year in high school, the Tigers are now in their senior year of college, and oh, how they’ve grown. This is obvious to those who know them best, but Ohio State’s relationship with Clemson is more like a Christmas card relationship: You’re vaguely aware of them all year, and then in December, they send you an update bragging about all they’ve done.
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BREAKING: University of Arkansas student, Ryan Bolding Emerges as Head Coaching Candidate for the Auburn Tigers
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After he supposedly got the boot from Eric Musselman, it sounds like Ryan Bolding has found a new passion: Football Coaching.
Today, Bolding announced his candidacy for the Auburn Head Coaching job after Gus Malzahn was fired after eight years with the program.
Our sources tell us that Bolding has never coached a down of football at any level, but his success in the video game series
NCAA Football has him convinced that he can coach at a Power 5 Level.
“I’ve won championships at every level, all the way from the Mountain West to the SEC” Bolding states, “If I can do it with a controller, I can do it on the field”.
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Joe Moorhead’s buyout was between $4 million and $7 million, depending on what he’s making at Oregon.
Ralph “Shug” Jordan famously coached football at Auburn for 25 years, winning 67.5% of his games, including 60% of his SEC games. The nearly 90,000-seat Auburn football stadium bears his name. A statue of Jordan has been commissioned.
Gus Malzahn, Auburn’s most recent football coach, won 66% of the games he coached, 59.1% of his SEC games, nearly mirroring Jordan’s win percentages. For Malzahn, there will be no statue and certainly no renaming of the stadium. No, he has been fired.
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And get this: Auburn must now pay Malzahn $21.4 million