Hoops College fans react to Bruce Pearl Jab at Big Ten Football Magic Post

Bruce Pearl is one of the most frankly university basketball coaches. Auburn Tigers’ head coach is just as vocal as well as on the sidelines of Tigers games.

In an interview on the show Gary Parrish, Pearl commented the hierarchy of conferences in American football. The veteran head coach said:

“From top to bottom, football big ten is not as strong as dry.”

Pearl’s response sent social media to Overdrive. It is what the fans had to say:

A fan added: “Yes LMAO, now they direct basketball”

Another said: “He knows the ball 🤝🤝”

Some fans were not as nice:

A fan said: “The dry must face so hard after last season apparently”

Another added: “Very strange to say when a B1G team won the national championship in the years to the test …”

One of them added: “Who has the last two nattys? Is that not all that matters at the end of the day?”

How do Bruce Pearl and The Auburn Tigers occur this season?

Fans of Auburn Tigers will argue that Bruce Pearl has won all the rights to give Hot to remove the land. Pearl was also important for tigers in their quest to become national champions of 2024/25.

Bruce Pearl did phenomenal work with the Auburn Tigers because they are the team to beat in a stacked basketball tournament. Pearl built his team around Johni Broome, and they are still the team to beat in the AP survey.

The Tigers have a 25-2 sheet and the first in the basketball survey of male colleges of the top 25 of the AP. They are nearly 1,000 points higher than Duke, the next best American college basketball team.

Tigers’ defeats this season came against the Blue Devils and the Gators of Florida. The two losses were against the form sides which are very classified by AP. In addition, the two losses were unique because the Blue Devils were victorious on their domestic field while the Gators came to Auburn and torn off the victory.

Then Bruce Pearl and The Tigers are a match against Ole Miss Rebels in Auburn. After that, games against Kentucky Wildcats, Texas A & M Aggies and Alabama Crimson Tide. The last three games are against classified opponents.