College fans slam daughter of fired Auburn coach over attack on school

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Hugh Freeze, former head coach of Auburn University's football team, faces backlash after his daughter, Madi Freeze, posted a TikTok video discussing the family's struggles following his firing. Freeze was terminated after compiling a 15-19 record over three seasons, including a 4-5 start in 2025. The university owes him a $15.8 million buyout from his six-year, $49 million contract.
Madi Freeze, an Auburn student, criticized the university for not fulfilling a promise of a four-year tenure and expressed frustration over the firing. Her video, aimed at showing the personal impact of her father's dismissal, was met with criticism from Auburn fans who deemed it "tone-deaf," given the financial settlement involved.
Hugh Freeze, who was hired to rebuild Auburn's program, reportedly faced health issues during his tenure, including a prostate cancer diagnosis in February, for which he plans to undergo surgery post-season. The situation highlights the personal and professional challenges faced by families involved in
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