Bryan Harsin’s latest loss has social media wondering when Auburn drops the hammer
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It’s no mystery that Bryan Harsin future at Auburn is tenuous at best.
And after another loss on Saturday, at worst he could be in danger of losing his job at any time.
The Tigers lost at Ole Miss 48-34 on Saturday to drop to 3-4 on the season. Harsin is now 9-11 overall at the school and has lost 9 of his last 12 games.
For much of the season, Auburn’s issues have been on the offensive side of the ball.
It was the defense, however, that let the Tigers down Saturday. They allowed 578 totals yards in the loss, including 448 on the ground.
The Rebels had 3 different players rush for more than 100 yards in the win.
Not surprisingly, the outcome had social media buzzing yet again about whether or not Harsin would survive the weekend:
Is #BryanHarsin fired yet?
— Andy Palys ?? (@AndyPalys) October 15, 2022
tick tock tick tock #bryanharsin ? . It‘s time to pack your bags
— swdfla (@swdfla) October 15, 2022
I expect Bryan Harsin to be fired before the weekend is out. https://t.co/EkKxYfbPU9
— The Solid Slate (@SolidSlateCFB) October 15, 2022
With Auburn having a bye week next week, is Bryan Harsin fired this week?
Add first loss to Ole Miss since 2015 to his offenses.
— Katie Stats (@kpondiscio) October 15, 2022
There is absolutely no reason for Bryan Harsin to be employed by Auburn University any longer. Fire his ass tonight.
— golf school (@warneagle) October 15, 2022
Reminder:
Josh Heupel and Bryan Harsin were hired the same off-season.
They have taken their respective programs in complete opposite directions.
— Tyler Cetrulo (@TJCetrulo) October 15, 2022
How many Auburn players will follow Bryan Harsin to his next stop?
— Bo Crawford (@bocraw70) October 15, 2022
I’m thinking we may be watching Bryan Harsin’s last game at Auburn
— Garland Martin (@GarLynnMartin) October 15, 2022
Lane Kiffin just showed Bryan Harsin he’s the grim reaper and death is coming soon
— Jonathan Weaver (@WeavDaddy2) October 15, 2022
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