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Face Stabber said...
I could see it if they threw $10 mill at him.
A lot of college coaching is smoke and mirrors. Coaches usually don't get as much out of their team after they've been there for about 5 years. They come in and energize the team and fanbase to get a few more wins. Wins then get the recruits that help get more wins. But then the cycle of miss-truths/stink catches up to them and production drops. The longer they stay, the tougher it gets. Examples being Meyer, Petrino, Carroll, etc.
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boxybrown said...
Do you know why he left the NFL in the first place? He hated it. His wife hated it. He had no control over what players he could get (he wanted Brees, not Culpepper). NFL players don't respond to him like high school and college players do.
He fits in with the college game, i.e. recruiting, molding young players into men, complete control over the program. Those are the things he wants, not some dream of succeeding in the NFL cause he didn't before.
He's been contacted by multiple NFL teams the past couple seasons. He's too old to start over. He's retiring at Bama.
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TheT12 said...
Yeah, if only Bama had history, fanbase, and media coverage. Or at least had they gone through a couple of decades of turmoil and mediocrity. Maybe if they had a lot of championships. But alas, I must bow out of the argument. ND breaks the tie with a more fertile recruiting demographic.
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NPS13 said...
Is this possible in the near future?? Lets say Mack underachieves again at Texas, which is totally possible. They can him. Nick Saban Wins another title at Bama. Texas looking for a new coach, throws a ridiculous amount of money at Saban. Great coaches like new challenges.... Would Nick Saban do it? Is Texas capable of stealing coach Saban??
Probably will happen prior to 9/1/12!
RTR!
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Deep Red said...
That's what they would say now, but have the scenario be real and likely, and you would have every Horn fan forget everything they ever said about him. They would all take a week off from work and call it a Longhorn celebration.
Saban would then be the cleanest, most rule abiding coach in the country.
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