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Does Saban remain at Bama longer than Meyer at OSU?

  • Meyer is 47 years old. Saban is 60.

    Meyer is at his dream job. Saban is at the place that is currently paying him the most money.

    Will Meyer still be the HC at Ohio State when Saban leaves Bama?

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  • I don't think so but you never know with Meyer

    If Michigan beats you by say 20+ next year he is a 57% chance to quit on the spot

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  • NoVaNoles said...

    I don't think so but you never know with Meyer

    If Michigan beats you by say 20+ next year he is a 57% chance to quit on the spot

    lol. i think saban stays for another4-5 years( hopefully not). urban at least 4 years so it could be close...

    shaneomac1

  • devidee said...

    Meyer is 47 years old. Saban is 60.

    Meyer is at his dream job. Saban is at the place that is currently paying him the most money.

    Will Meyer still be the HC at Ohio State when Saban leaves Bama?

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    TWright ●

  • TWright said...

    This is not a flame; it is more like a flicker.

    Serious question, brah.

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  • shaneomac1 said...

    lol. i think saban stays for another4-5 years( hopefully not). urban at least 4 years so it could be close...

    Yeah i agree but if Bama wins the ship it might make Saban think

    Although yeah, i really don't see why he would leave right now

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  • NoVaNoles said...

    I don't think so but you never know with Meyer

    If Michigan beats you by say 20+ next year he is a 57% chance to quit on the spot

    If they lose by 20+, Meyer will sudenley develope rheumatoid arthritis and have to put his health first.

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  • TWright said...

    If they lose by 20+, Meyer will sudenley develope rheumatoid arthritis and have to put his health first.

    lol

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  • devidee said...

    Serious question, brah.

    Meyer is know to develop health issues in tough situations, and Saban is known to leave a job without even closing the door. This one is a coin toss.

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  • I think Saban has less than 5 years left.

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  • TWright said...

    If they lose by 20+, Meyer will sudenley develope rheumatoid arthritis and have to put his health first.

    I have that at 27. Its not bad enough were you can't coach. I work shutdowns and 12 hours 7 days a week. It just sucks when its real cold or you gotta lift something heavy. I take an Humira injection once every two week so i don't end up hunchback. But i do agree he will Get out of getting fired to try to save himself from the embarrassment.

    This post has been edited 2 times, most recently by wrightman1 on 1/6/2012 at 9:02 AM

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  • General1972 said...

    I think Saban has less than 5 years left.

    Seems like wishful thinking to me.

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  • TWright said...

    Meyer is know to develop health issues in tough situations, and Saban is known to leave a job without even closing the door. This one is a coin toss.

    I think Meyer gets fired in about 5 years from now. Unless Tebow Comes back to college to play QB for him. I am sorry but i don't like Meyer as an head coach.

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  • wrightman1 said...

    I have that at 27. Its not bad enough were you can't coach.

    At 27+, he will develop chronic him-roids, or a bad case of Bull Shitter and retire to an old folks home.

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  • devidee said...

    Serious question, brah.

    You're pathetic, brah.

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  • devidee said...

    Meyer is 47 years old. Saban is 60.

    Meyer is at his dream job. Saban is at the place that is currently paying him the most money.

    Will Meyer still be the HC at Ohio State when Saban leaves Bama?

    Likely depends on whether OSU earns the right to play Bama sometime over the next few years. Another pimp-slapping from Saban and Urb will be right back in the ER, then the broadcast booth.

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  • TWright said...

    At 27+, he will develop chronic him-roids, or a bad case of Bull Shitter and retire to an old folks home.

    Yes he can do it. Unless your just calling him a P***Y. I work shutdowns and 12 hours 7 days a week. It just sucks when its real cold or you gotta lift something heavy. I take an Humira injection once every two week so i don't end up hunchback. But i do agree he will Get out of getting fired to try to save himself from the embarrassment

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  • au sucks said...

    Seems like wishful thinking to me.

    LOL! Your user-id is like a girl wearing a angry x-girlfriend badge. Did it hurt that bad when you were getting your arss kicked during the Tuberville era.

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  • wrightman1 said...

    Yes he can do it. Unless your just calling him a P***Y. I work shutdowns and 12 hours 7 days a week. It just sucks when its real cold or you gotta lift something heavy. I take an Humira injection once every two week so i don't end up hunchback. But i do agree he will Get out of getting fired to try to save himself from the embarrassment

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  • Shockingly, Saban is likely to stay at Bama for the rest of his career.

    Urban, who knows. He has never stayed anywhere long before, but OSU is a pretty good destination job. Unless he gets 'sick' again, I would say Meyer will stick around longer.

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  • Normally you would look at different issues. Saban does stay at jobs longer than subUrbs. Saban is obvioulsy in much better health than subUrbs. He is at a better program than subUrbs. He is in a much better conference than subUrbs, not to mention being in a conference that is automatically given at least one spot in the BCSCG. Alabama is on top of Auburn right now, where Michigan is in better shape than tOSU now. Alabama's football program is tops on campus, where tOSU has become more of a basketball school. Alabama has a much better pool of recruits to choose from. The SEC is about Alabama and LSU right now. The B1G is about MSU, Wisconsin, and Michigan right now.

    With the health conditions and family problems, Saban's tenure at Bama is longer than Meyer's at tOSU, but they will both be out of coaching in 4 or 5 years, IMO.

    BetterOff

  • wrightman1 said...

    I think Meyer gets fired in about 5 years from now. Unless Tebow Comes back to college to play QB for him. I am sorry but i don't like Meyer as an head coach.

    lol. he will quit before he gets fired.........

    shaneomac1

  • roltiderol said...

    But if I had to guess I'd say 2 more, maybe 3. Making it 7-8 years total which is a hell of a deal in this day of big name coaches

    agreed.

    shaneomac1

  • BetterOff said...

    Normally you would look at different issues. Saban does stay at jobs longer than subUrbs. Saban is obvioulsy in much better health than subUrbs. He is at a better program than subUrbs. He is in a much better conference than subUrbs, not to mention being in a conference that is automatically given at least one spot in the BCSCG. Alabama is on top of Auburn right now, where Michigan is in better shape than tOSU now. Alabama's football program is tops on campus, where tOSU has become more of a basketball school. Alabama has a much better pool of recruits to choose from. The SEC is about Alabama and LSU right now. The B1G is about MSU, Wisconsin, and Michigan right now.

    With the health conditions and family problems, Saban's tenure at Bama is longer than Meyer's at tOSU, but they will both be out of coaching in 4 or 5 years, IMO.

    Not sure if serious. Calling OSU a basketball school is one of the dumbest things anyone has ever said. How is Michigan in better shape than OSU right now? So all of a sudden Michigan is back after an 11-2 season but OSU is not a top-tier team in the Big-Ten after a down season where the head coach got fired and a true freshman QB started. I'm not sure if you know this but Ohio is the top talent producing state in the region and a top 5 talent producing state nationally. And before this year OSU won a share of the last 7 big ten titles and after one year the top-tier programs in the Big-Ten are MSU, Wisconsin, and Michigan LMFAO.

    Sgeason56

  • Sgeason56 said...

    Not sure if serious. Calling OSU a basketball school is one of the dumbest things anyone has ever said. How is Michigan in better shape than OSU right now? So all of a sudden Michigan is back after an 11-2 season but OSU is not a top-tier team in the Big-Ten after a down season where the head coach got fired and a true freshman QB started. I'm not sure if you know this but Ohio is the top talent producing state in the region and a top 5 talent producing state nationally. And before this year OSU won a share of the last 7 big ten titles and after one year the top-tier programs in the Big-Ten are MSU, Wisconsin, and Michigan LMFAO.

    Don't let him get to you, bro.

    My left testicle has more football knowledge than all of Danny Sheridan. It's much more attractive too, btw.

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