Auburn Announces Freeze As 31st Head Coach

Hugh Freeze Named Auburn Head Football Coach

Auburn Announces Freeze as 31st Head Coach

Former Liberty Flames head coach Hugh Freeze has been named the 31st head football coach in Auburn University's 129-year history. The move marks Freeze's return to the Southeastern Conference (SEC), where he previously led the Ole Miss Rebels from 2012 to 2016.

Upside on the Field

Freeze brings a wealth of experience to Auburn, having led his previous teams to impressive heights. At Liberty, he guided the Flames to a program-record 10 wins in 2020 and a berth in the Cure Bowl. During his tenure at Ole Miss, he led the Rebels to a Sugar Bowl victory in 2015 and an overall record of 39-25.

A New Era for Auburn Football

Auburn's hiring of Freeze signals a new era for the program, which has been searching for stability and success in recent years. Freeze's proven track record on the field and his reputation for developing players make him an ideal candidate to lead the Tigers back to prominence.

Welcome to the SEC, Coach Freeze

The SEC is one of the most competitive conferences in college football, and Freeze will face tough challenges as Auburn's head coach. However, with his experience and determination, he is confident in the program's ability to compete at the highest level.

Auburn fans are eager to see what Freeze can accomplish in his new role, and they are hopeful that he will bring success back to the Plains.