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Is Saban going back to the NFL?

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5 months ago

Crimson_Ghost said...
how can Bryant & Walsh be considered on the same level ? Bryant never coached in the NFL. you're wrong, it was pointed out, and now you're reaching. but it's ok really, everyone already knows.
got it ?

I got it. Rush Propst is as good if not better than Belichick as a football coach.
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BBucksorBeGone8 said...
compared to which? Some of the biggest Bucks, Turkey , Grouse and Pheasant have come out of Ohio... I was an avid hunter until i moved west...not to mention we have some pretty good fishing...make me a list of better states, wont you?
educate me dood...

you can just google with your iPad...don't have time. you obviously do.
meechigan for starters blows ohio away...just not part of the buckeye culture.
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kitemac said...
I got it. Rush Propst is as good if not better than Belichick as a football coach.

So are you seriously saying that Bear Bryant or JoePa aren't two of the greatest football coaches ever?
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hubcitytider said...
you can just google with your iPad...don't have time. you obviously do.
meechigan for starters blows ohio away...just not part of the buckeye culture.

do better Hub.... just do better...
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bigwilly64 said...
So are you seriously saying that Bear Bryant or JoePa aren't two of the greatest football coaches ever?

College coaches sure they are.
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kitemac said...
College coaches sure they are.

I asked about "football coaches", not college.
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5 months ago

Lots of vacancies in the NFL it seems. Maybe Lions, heading back to MI? Has the best QB, WR option out there.
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Crimson_Ghost said...
did Bear Bryant or JoePa ever coach in the NFL ? both are legands & considered by most everyone among the best ever period.
what about Pat Summitt, Coach K.,or John Wooden ?
Bill Walsh a NFL folklore hero was a very mediocre 34-24 in 5 years at Stanford.

Great college coaches are not as great as the coaches who coach the professionals

This post was edited by scinsc5 on 12/30/2012 at 11:30 PM
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bigwilly64 said...
So are you seriously saying that Bear Bryant or JoePa aren't two of the greatest football coaches ever?

Two good coaches that recruited well.
What is happiness? The feeling that power is growing, that resistance is overcome.--Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche
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Since when did the NFL become greater than the University of Alabama?
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scinsc5 said...
Great college coaches are not as great as the coaches who coach the professionals

signed rich kotite.
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devidee said...
Zero chance Saban goes back to a place where he has to compete on a level playing field.
That is something he simply can't hack and he knows it.

I agree 100%
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devidee said...
Zero chance Saban goes back to a place where he has to compete on a level playing field.
That is something he simply can't hack and he knows it.

So true. This reason also chases many coaches away from jobs they once had and loved. Look at what it did to Urbs.
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InTenSity said...
I keep seeing a scroll about Saban and somewhere in Ohio go by during these bowl games. $$ talks with $aban.

Thats stupid as hell...he doesn't give a rats ass about the money. Bama can pay him as much as he wants anyway. He doesn't like the freaking NFL...he had the glam job in Miami and left it...why in the hell would he come back to Cleveland, which is one of the worst 3-4 jobs in the NFL??
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Tman4bama said...
Thats stupid as hell...he doesn't give a rats ass about the money. ..why in the hell would he come back to Cleveland?

For the money.
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Crimson_Ghost said...
great coaches are great coaches no matter the level.
Walsh was a sub .500 HC among the the college ranks does it make him a lesser coach ?

breaking news ...
although there are a random few that believe the best coaches are only in the NFL, over a half dozen "of the so-called best" were FIRED this past week.

This post was edited by Crimson_Ghost on 12/31/2012 at 2:24 PM
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DWags said...
For the money.

That would be a big negative....he is way past chasing money to coach BS.
Once again, had a good job in Miami (a helluva lot better situation than Cleveland) that he left because he DOES NOT like coaching the prima donnas of he NFL that believe they know everything and have trouble accepting criticism because he will definitely let you know if you are f'ing it up. See below...

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Coach Saban Makes Manuel Wright Cry (2005)

Coach Saban Makes Manuel Wright Cry (2005)
http://www.youtube.com/v/QiM2U9AiQRM
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Tman4bama said...
That would be a big negative....he is way past chasing money to coach BS.
Once again, had a good job in Miami (a helluva lot better situation than Cleveland) that he left because he DOES NOT like coaching the prima donnas of he NFL that believe they know everything and have trouble accepting criticism because he will definitely let you know if you are f'ing it up. See below...

This whole post is wrong. Lol.
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That would be a big negative....he is way past chasing money to coach BS.
Once again, had a good job in Miami (a helluva lot better situation than Cleveland) that he left because he DOES NOT like coaching the prima donnas of he NFL that believe they know everything and have trouble accepting criticism because he will definitely let you know if you are f'ing it up. See below...

Yeah I agree. He'd definitely leave for the money.
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