Just when people were starting to recover from the two-year nightmare that was Bryan Harsin’s tenure as the head coach of the Auburn football program, he put himself back in the narrative.
According to ESPN’s Chris Low, the Harsin family fell victim to the evils of Auburn football, enduring two years in a position where he was essentially set up to fail. But the family stuck together, survived, and Harsin told ESPN that he’s “thriving.”
Well, it would be hard not to thrive after collecting a $15 million buyout and moving back into the family home you never sold in Idaho even if you did spend the past two years tanking a powerhouse football program.