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Mack Brown isn't the only coach who gets "scared to death"

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Auburn Head Coach Hugh Freeze was talking about practice and recently said the phrase that Texas fans know all too well.

"The effort has been great," Freeze said of practice. "It's been a little too chippy and unprotective a couple of days, and I don't know exactly how to balance that."

"It scares me to death, truthfully," he admitted. "Because we need to stay healthy, we're not that deep at places. So we've stressed that heavily of trying to practice cleaner without people on the ground and it has gotten a little better."

https://athlonsports.com/college/auburn-tigers/sec-coach-hugh-freeze-scared-to-death-by-chippy-auburn-tigers-practice

9 hours ago, Blake Munroe said:

Auburn Head Coach Hugh Freeze was talking about practice and recently said the phrase that Texas fans know all too well.

"The effort has been great," Freeze said of practice. "It's been a little too chippy and unprotective a couple of days, and I don't know exactly how to balance that."

"It scares me to death, truthfully," he admitted. "Because we need to stay healthy, we're not that deep at places. So we've stressed that heavily of trying to practice cleaner without people on the ground and it has gotten a little better."

https://athlonsports.com/college/auburn-tigers/sec-coach-hugh-freeze-scared-to-death-by-chippy-auburn-tigers-practice

Note to self.   Take the over in Auburn games to start the season.

If you’re “scared to death” of your fall drills and player health, maybe don’t hire a guy who has literally killed a player to be your DC?

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