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Auburn Hiring USF Coach Alex Golesh to Lead Football Program
- On Sunday, Auburn hired South Florida head coach Alex Golesh as its next head football coach and agreed to a six-year contract.
- After five consecutive losing seasons, Auburn sought new leadership; Hugh Freeze was fired on Nov. 2 after a 4-5 start and compiled a 15-19 record amid offensive struggles.
- At South Florida, Golesh led the Bulls to a 9-3 season with top offensive numbers, after inheriting a 1-11 program and posting a 23-15 record over three seasons.
- The hire makes Golesh Auburn's fourth coach in seven seasons, with the school facing about $52.5 million in buyout costs, including $15.8 million owed to Hugh Freeze.
- With SEC experience, Golesh returns to the conference after roles at Tennessee and UCF, while John Cohen, Auburn athletic director, and President Roberts praised his player development and offensive approach, welcoming Alexis and children Corbin and Barrett.
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