Bryan Harsin’s job as the head coach of the Auburn Tigers is allegedly in jeopardy. Here’s what we know about the ongoing rumors.
Bryan Harsin is the head coach of The Auburn Tigers.
Recently, there have been rumors about the uncertainty of his job. Neither he nor Auburn has disclosed anything about it. However, his wife, Kes, posted a series of Instagram stories suggesting that the gossips are false.
Nonetheless, Bryan’s future at the Tigers remains doubtful just after 14 months as the head coach. He joined the program back on 22 December 2020, replacing Gus Malzahn.
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Bryan Harsin Rumors
There have been rumors that Bryan Harsin, The Auburn Tigers’ head coach, had sexual relations with an Assistant Clesi Crochet.
Social media, especially Twitter, is full of it. Reportedly, Cleis graduated from Boise State University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 2019. While there, she was a member of the Boise State Mane Line Dance Team and even captained the team in her senior year.
Likewise, she interned at her University’s football program, the Boise State Athletics. Similarly, Nike (store team member) and Dance Unlimited (dance teacher) were her previous working destinations.
On 3 February 2022, various sources suggested a head coach change at the Auburn University Football program.
The rumors are coming after Bryan’s rather disappointing 2021 season, where the team finished 6-7 and saw the departures of assistants. Reportedly, the last two weeks have seen the resignation of both coordinators.
If Auburn does decide to switch head coaches, sources suggest that Carolina Panthers’ Matt Rhule and Miami’s defensive coordinator Kevin Steele are the possible options.
Who Is Bryan Harsin?
Bryan Harsin is the head coach of Auburn University’s football program.
He was born on 1 November 1976 in Boise. A quarterback at Boise State University (1995 to 1999), he graduated in 2000 with a bachelor’s degree in Business Management. Likewise, he completed his high school at Capital High School.
Bryan’s head coaching career started with Arkansas State University (2013). Before that, he worked at the University of Texas as a co-defensive coordinator and Boise State as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach.
Reportedly, his annual salary is $5.25 million.
His title wins include one Sun Belt, three Mountain West, and five Mountain Division. Likewise, he is also the 2009 Broyles Award finalist.
Bryan is married to his wife, Kes. The couple shares three children.
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