Much like the President of the United States, Auburn football coach Hugh Freeze has come under fire for playing too much golf on the job. After several high-profile decommits and a dismal 2024 campaign that saw the Tigers go 2-6 in SEC play and fail to qualify for a bowl game for just the fourth time this century,

With just under two months until the regular season kicks off, Auburn Tigers head coach Hugh Freeze has found himself facing mounting criticism. In particular, he’s been heavily criticized both for his lack of success on the recruiting trail and the amount of golf he has seemed to play during the offseason.

Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin, who is no stranger to the goings-on of the internet, made sure to address Freeze's golf game with a little trash talk directed at Freeze—who of course, is a former head coach at Ole Miss.

SEC Media Days kicked off on Monday in Atlanta with a number of notable coaches taking to the podium. Lane Kiffin and Brian Kelly were among the first

Hugh Freeze is gearing up for the 2025 season, but he's also defending his golf game and addressing his thoughts on Lane Kiffin.

As the Auburn Tigers prepare for their third season under Hugh Freeze this fall, the AU coach has received his share of criticism for being spotted on the golf course more than the practice field. That subject was broached once again during Freeze's recent appearance on David Pollack's "See Ball

Lamb was named Tulsa's coach in December 2024 after one season at East Tennessee State and four years at Gardner-Webb. He owns a 27-25 record as an FCS head coach. He also spent seven seasons as an offensive assistant -- four at Mercer, three at Tennessee Tech, his alma mater -- following his playing career.

Hugh Freeze joined David Pollack on the “See Ball Get Ball” podcast on Thursday morning. Freeze discussed a number of topics. When asked what his plan of attack will be at SEC Media Days, Freeze broke down why fans may be uneasy,