BREAKING Auburn hires Brian Harsin from Boise State as new head coach (now official)

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Head coaching record (via wikipedia)
YearTeamOverallConferenceStandingBowl/playoffsCoaches#AP°
2013Arkansas State7–55–2T–1stGoDaddy*
2014Boise State12–27–11st (Mountain)W Fiesta1616
2015Boise State9–45–3T–2nd (Mountain)W Poinsettia
2016Boise State10–36–2T–1st (Mountain)L Cactus
2017Boise State11–37–11st (Mountain)W Las Vegas2222
2018Boise State10–37–1T–1st (Mountain)First Responder[a 1]2324
2019Boise State12–28–01st (Mountain)L Las Vegas2223
2020Boise State5–25–0T–1st
Boise State:69–1945–8
Total:76–24
 

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He made $1.75 million at Boise this year.

From a 2019 article:

"Harsin is currently under contract through Jan. 10, 2023, with a salary that pays his $1.55 million this year and rises to $1.855 million in 2022. Originally signed in 2017, Harsin’s contract included no buyout. He signed an extension on Oct. 18 of last year that included a buyout, but only a slight one."

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As @crimsonaudio pointed out in the AU search thread, he's a good coach. Might do ok at Auburn. He's spent virtually his whole life in Idaho but can obviously recruit west coast guys. Maybe Auburn is giving up on recruiting the southeast and will just sign potato pickers and such.
 
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Will Albarn be playing on a BLUE or ORANGE turf as a recruiting advantage? If they play in BLUE or ORANGE uniforms, how will you be able to find them to tackle them?

I don't know if this is a good hire or not. Only TIME will tell.