- **Q: What is Hugh Freeze's buyout if Auburn fires him?
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CollegeFootball / Auburn
Hugh Freeze's tenure at Auburn is under scrutiny due to a combination of factors, including a significant contract buyout, struggles in the SEC, and questions surrounding the team's offensive performance. The university faces a dilemma rega...
Hugh Freeze's six-year contract with Auburn, signed in November 2022, includes a hefty buyout clause. If terminated on Dec. 1, 2025, Auburn would need to pay Freeze $406,105 per month until Jan. 31, 2029. His current salary is $6.75 million per season. Despite Freeze's track record of success at Liberty and Ole Miss, Auburn has struggled to achieve a winning record and bowl game victory during his tenure. The team's defense has been strong, but the offense has been a major concern. One suggestion involves Freeze hiring an offensive coordinator to handle play-calling duties. However, firing Freeze could lead to player departures and a complete rebuild.
Taking any SEC team for granted is dangerous. Redshirt freshman quarterback Cutter Boley will start his sixth game Saturday night against Auburn at Jordan-Hare Stadium. He is averaging 202.5 yards passing with nine touchdown passes and five interceptions.
Several Auburn players are expected to play against Kentucky, including injured wide receivers Cam Coleman (ankle) and Malcolm Simmons (knee).
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