I've had a great 43-year association with Auburn starting with the football review show and then as public address announcer. There comes a time when it is the right time to move on and for me, this is the right time.

It's a great stadium, great crowd, ... That's what Auburn football is about. But it's unacceptable to lose at home and that's what we did. It can't happen anymore.

I really liked the reputation of the football program, and they've got some great linebackers down there. And I really liked their business program, which is what I want to major in.

This lad is an elite European coach. One of a select group of about half a dozen managers working in the world game today. The other five only take jobs with clubs that guarantee squads and trophies that will further enhance their already muscular CVs. Klopp doesn’t seem to need that in his life. He is truly a throwback. A contradiction in many senses – for instance he seems to have no problem being a shameless shill in doing adverts for some heavy weight corporations (Puma, Opel and others) and yet it is hard to escape the conclusion that here is a man on a mission that represents something more honest.

I've been tailgating here for about 15 years, and I like tailgating here better than at Auburn,

As I said before, every railroad clerk has a public address.