Only five that I can say I truly hate.
1) Nick Saban- needs no explanation
2) Mark Richt- didn’t hate him until after the AU game last year (classless!)
3) Bobby Petrino- see Jay’s
4) Pete Carroll- is there anyone other than USC fans who don’t hate this guy?
5) Mack Brown- see Jay’s

Not a big fan of Miles either, but I like to hear him talk crap about other conferences and Alabama.

1. Bobby Petrino – I can’t say what I think about him here.
2. Bob Stoops – This guy is the biggest whiner on the planet. From his comments that ESPN is bias toward the SEC during the 2004 season (even though ABC had the TV contract with the Big 12 and owns ESPN) to his whining that the game against Oregon in 2006 should have been thrown out after the bad onside kick call. Although a horrible call, that is what happens when you have subjective judging (refereeing). It wasn’t the first bad call and in CFB and it won’t be the last. Get over it.
3. Steve Spurrier – No need to say more…..although in a weird way I would like to see him succeed at South Carolina.
4. Urban Meyer – Liked him at Utah and Bowling Green, but as Jay noted, he has this arrogance about him now. And his love for Tebow is a little scary!!!
5. Phil Fulmer – For not disciplining his athletes.
6. Charlie Weiss – What has he done and yet he is a god to a lot of the media and Notre Dame.
7. Les Miles – I cannot stand ignorance. And I do not think he deserves what he has.
8. Nick Saban – Didn’t mind him at LSU but every time he opens his mouth at UA, I hate him more. And the fact that he suspended DJ Hall for a game only to activate him at halftime of the UL Monroe game because the game was tied.
9. Mark Richt – Didn’t mind him until his stunt last year against Florida. Also for not disciplining his 8 players who have been arrested this year.
10. Frank Beamer – No good reason….just annoys me. But it also seems as though he has back doors his way into some big bowl games and over rated rankings.

This was tougher than the teams poll because I don’t believe in hating a coach just because he wins or beats us. It is everything else he does and how he conducts himself.

This guy got a broadcast position so he can make insane comments, bad picks, and basically crap on all of college football. All despite the fact that almost eery program he left was sanctioned soon after his departure. Also, and please note I have nothing against people w/ speech impediments, but do we really need them in broadcast positions (this goes for you to Strahan). I used to not be able to stand Corso til the “Thenator” came along.

1. Tommy Tuberville – Where do I Start: Numero Uno(that means number one fyi) – a blabbering idiot who cannot go a day w/o whining to someone about how unfair ESPN and the college football world is to him, No. 2) for some reason wears a sweatshirt, a hoodie, a polo, an undershirt, a dri-fit shirt to offset the gallons of perspiration caused by the before mentioned apparel, and a sweatervest on the sidelines every Saturday in the stifling Alabama heat, and No. 3) the most arrogant coach in the history of the world to have never accomplished anything on a national level except for beating the other team in the state who has had its worst collective 15 years or so in its existence. FYI: if a pitiful TAMU program doesn’t want you Tubs, nobody wants you so you can quit asking the AU athletic dept. every year to give you another contract so you WILL NOT consider opening positions.

1a. Tony Franklin – and Aubies think Alabama fans should be realists, just in case you didnt know, Tony Franklins big time jobs have been: 1.) the University of KENTUCKY, where he was involved in NCAA infractions and irregularities, thus causing him to accept a position @ (.........wait for it….......) 2.) TROY University. so please do not assume that he is indeed the 2nd coming. Nick’s already gotten here lol

2. Tommy Tuberville’s Left Ear – if you’ve ever seen it, you wouldn’t like it either

3. Tommy Tuberville’s Right Ear – (see 2 for details)

4. Pat Dye – unable to finish a sentence w/o first gagging, choking, or coughing up a lung, ” Well we played pretty…..(gasp)..(choke)...........(cough)(cough)..........(struggle for air)................(saliva strangulation).........(flem)(flem)(flem)......(silence in order to regain consciousness)..... damn good defense today” – Pat Dye

5. Shug Jordan – oh wait, i kinda liked ole’ Shug cause he got his tail handed to him every year by that (quote, unquote) “classless” legend they called the “Bear”

Now go ahead Aubies, talk about the six year winning streak i dont care. All i know is until Auburn fans quit worrying about which coaches and teams they all hate and start putting some rings on those six fingers, the Auburn Tigers will ALWAYS be that OTHER team in the state. WEAGLE WEAGLE

1) Barnies hate Bobby Lowder even more for not following through with Petrino’s hiring. Judging by Tuberredneck’s embarrassing track record, no one outside of Opelika, Alabama fears this man simply because he’s already proven he can’t win when he’s not doing it at the expense of another program’s weakness. It took the guy six years to finally post a winning record in the SEC, and it took him ten years to finally win one SEC title, which came around the time he cleverly filled Alabama’s void courtesy of the NCAA, also with an upperclassmen team that cheated to remain eligible that year. You don’t threaten to fire a "good coach" the way they did Tubs, then boast him to be godlike after the downfall of his main competition. When the playing field levels out, and Alabama takes the state back picking up where they left off (8 out of 12 wins prior to 2002 aka the year our downfall began), they’ll regret retaining Tuberredneck instead of replacing him with Petrino.
http://www.firetommytuberville.org

2) Barnies hate Nick Saban simply because he’s Alabama’s coach and they fear he’ll soon be the proverbial nail in their coffin. I say this because we all cannot imagine how absolutely dominating LSU would be right now if CNS had stayed at LSU instead of taking the Miami job. They would probably be the closest thing to a dynasty. Now that he’s at Alabama and his first season was 7-6, there is a perception out there that his coaching ranking takes a hit. When he makes us a perennial contender for top recruits (already started that), SEC championships and NCs, I don’t doubt that he’ll be considered the best coach in the country and that’ll give Barnies a reason to hate him even more. He transformed an weakling LSU program that had endured 7 losing seasons in the 1990s, into a powerhouse that’s owned the SEC West since they won their first SEC title of the decade. 2 SEC titles and 1 National title in five years is quite impressive if you ask me.

3) Mark Richt has turned UGA into an elite SEC program, that has now taken back the Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry, and are showing no signs of giving it back. Barnies will point out every minor flaw relating to criminal recruiting and dancing in the endzone. If you think celebrating a victory in the endzone is any worse than taunting your opposition by holding up fingers, taking the field first on the opposition’s turf, not punishing your players for purposely bumping into members of the yell crew, and allowing your players to stomp the opposing team’s midfield logo, then you’re obviously a Barnie. Yes, Mark Richt is having trouble with some of his players, but compare that to how many players have given Tuberredneck a fit since he took the job at The Alabama PolyTECHnic Institute. But when you’re not accustomed to winning, it shows in the post game ceremony.