AFM: What was it like the first time you stepped into your office knowing that you’re in charge of Auburn football? TT: When I first stepped into the office I was amazed at how large it was... it’s probably bigger than all the offices I’ve had as an assistant coach combined. It was built by Coach (Pat) Dye and the complex itself houses everything. With all the windows, I’m able to see the indoor practice facility we have as well as other facilities. There’s a part of the office that serves as a reception area for recruits – a round table – as well as a book case for momentos and a work station where I can be on the computer or watch tape. AFM: Tell us how the office is used? Do you have staff meetings, reception visits, normal administrative phone and computer work? TT: We don’t have staff meetings there – we use a conference room for team and position meetings. It’s
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