Auburn. They are going to experience the Queeg effect.

Even worse for them, this will be his high-water mark. The season will be worse for them.

Karma is a bitch and his weaseling will be rewarded appropriately. Even if he is able to snake Cowart away and undermine Horton's committment, his long-term prospects look to be very limited. The burned bridges will catch up fast when you're running in circles.

If he hasn't been able to worm away Florida kids this year, with all the advantages he has tried to exploit, he never will.

For those "let it go" types, I say, talk to your hand. He is currently going all out to undermine the Gator recovery from his disastrous tenure. This ass is the number one reason that Coach Mac & Co have faced a recruiting situation unlike any other in Gator history.

Nothing would please me more than to see him fall flat on signing day. I have read dozens of hype articles from Auburn sites extolling his recruiting virtues (not to mentioned his genius coaching abilities).If anyone has a meltdown coming, it's these goobs.

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I have season tickets as well as the means and time to attend away games. I didn't like hiring Muschamp at all, but drank the Kool-Aid because he grew up in Hogtown. That did not last long, at least not in my mind.

I wanted him fired at Williams-Brice in 2011, but drank the Kool-Aid again as we won 11 games in 2012 using sound defense and much luck. New Orleans confirmed my secret intuition it was all a fraud. In Missouri, I muttered "fire him now" to anyone near, only to gulp the Kool-Aid again; convincing myself a rash of mitigating injuries was the reason for humilating losses to Vanderbilt and Georgia Southern. I entered last season optimistic, even after leaving Bryant-Denny early, only to think "fire him now" countless times in the Swamp and elsewhere. You saw it, you thought it.

But during all that, I posted here many times--perhaps out of some misguided attempt at fairness--to give Muschamp the opportunity to finish the job. Boy was I wrong. With just a couple of months hindsight, I realize finishing the job meant dismantling our program and replacing its reputation for success with a national perception of haplessness.

I want signing day over so we can put this guy behind us totally and focus on winning games again. I was clueless about Muschamp often in posts here. There is nothing to do but admit it. I should have gone with my gut.