8legs: Hugh freeze

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Freeze says he didn’t deliver a product for Auburn, signaling accountability as the program moves on from his tenure.
Freeze notes a potential playoff push next season, stressing the program remained relevant even with new leadership in place.
Freeze provides a health update, saying back surgery was needed since early in the year as he recovers.

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Freeze says the season didn’t meet expectations for Arnold and the team, signaling a disappointing outcome.
Freeze cites multiple factors, including drops and protection, that affected Arnold’s performance.
Arnold's Auburn season ended with him leading in passing yards but sharing time late, amid changing quarterback plans.
Auburn started 4-5 and then shifted under new leadership as Alex Golesh was named the next head coach.
Arnold previously shared starting emphasis at Oklahoma, where he split time with Michael Hawkins.
Freeze described Arnold’s Auburn struggles as a collective issue rather than solely the quarterback’s fault.
Arnold finished as Auburn’s leading passer for the season despite the team’s late-season changes.
The report notes Arnold’s dual-threat contributions, with 311 rushing yards and eight rushing touchdowns.
The Auburn program shifted after a 4-5 start, with Durkin remaining on staff under Golesh.

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Freeze says he probably should have stuck with the CEO role and not returned to calling plays in 2024.
Freeze cites NIL focus and delegation as reasons for moving play-calling away from himself in 2023.
Auburn finished 6-7 in Freeze’s first season after the change, and did not return to a bowl in 2024.
Freeze calls the 2024 season a period of second-guessing and reflection on past decisions.
Freeze acknowledges other factors beyond quarterback play contributed to losses in critical moments.
Daniels and Arnold split playing time in 2023, with Daniels preserving a redshirt and Arnold contributing significant yardage.
Freeze notes Aaron Freeman’s and other factors’ roles in the team’s losses, not solely quarterback play.
Freeze reflects on missed opportunities in key games that affected Auburn’s season.
Freeze remarks on personal accountability regarding team performance and leadership decisions.
Freeze remains connected to Auburn games post-departure, following mentors’ guidance.

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