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shoeless joe
07-17-2014, 12:33 PM
And two things quickly come up...

1) there is zero reason to wonder why he is so successful. From a coaching and leader standpoint he is absolutely 100% on point with his approach. I hate bama as much as anyone but have extreme respect for the man and any coach can take a lot away from what he does that would lend itself to success.

2) holy shit...is someone asleep next to a mic or just an obese reporter trying to breathe?!?! This is absurd to have to listen to

cheewgumm
07-17-2014, 02:09 PM
Best players= best coach .nothing genius about it IMO .

shoeless joe
07-17-2014, 03:40 PM
Best players= best coach .nothing genius about it IMO .

Not talkin about an X's and O's vs jimmies and joes argument. But for the record I agree that good players make good coaches and no coach wins without any talent. I'm saying that simply from a coach's standpoint and his approach to his job as a coach he is spot on every time. Again, not discussing scheme or strategy. More along the lines of what he views his overall job as a coach is. I have yet to hear him say anything in that regard that I disagree with...and I feel that plays into his success to a certain extent.

I seen it dawg
07-17-2014, 03:42 PM
Best players= best coach .nothing genius about it IMO .

There is a reason he gets the best players. This guy is alot better than most in his profession and arguably the best and I dont think it can be argued. He has BUILT a dominate program through his own program. The players dont just come to Alabama because its Alabama...if so what happened to those years after Stallings and before Saban?

Jack Lambert
07-17-2014, 03:48 PM
Not talkin about an X's and O's vs jimmies and joes argument. But for the record I agree that good players make good coaches and no coach wins without any talent. I'm saying that simply from a coach's standpoint and his approach to his job as a coach he is spot on every time. Again, not discussing scheme or strategy. More along the lines of what he views his overall job as a coach is. I have yet to hear him say anything in that regard that I disagree with...and I feel that plays into his success to a certain extent.

His approach don't work in the NFL.

PassInterference
07-17-2014, 03:53 PM
His approach don't work in the NFL.

A Z6 Corvette can't beat a F150 4x4 up a mud hill.

I seen it dawg
07-17-2014, 03:54 PM
His approach don't work in the NFL.

No it doesnt but it absolutely is arguably the best college program thought process and structure. I could never blame a kid for going there if given the opportunity. When that player leaves, if they buy into Sabans program, that player has a leg up on alot of people who are just getting out of school (with taking away the fact they played football at bammer and people would pay them handsomely to come stand in their office bc they were bammer football) due to their exposure to the leadership and structure they get for 4 yrs.

shoeless joe
07-17-2014, 03:57 PM
His approach don't work in the NFL.

Awesome point...very relevant to my post**

cheewgumm
07-17-2014, 04:14 PM
Yeah, I wasn't trying to crap on your point.

However, I do think that basically he wins because he gets the best players. Granted he is the one getting them. I will say the best argument agaisnt my point is LSU, because they were much better under him, and they still get great players.

msstate7
07-17-2014, 04:23 PM
There is a reason he gets the best players. This guy is alot better than most in his profession and arguably the best and I dont think it can be argued. He has BUILT a dominate program through his own program. The players dont just come to Alabama because its Alabama...if so what happened to those years after Stallings and before Saban?

I think urban Meyer is on his level.

I seen it dawg
07-17-2014, 04:26 PM
I think urban Meyer is on his level.

I think he is getting there but has more time to go

shoeless joe
07-17-2014, 04:29 PM
I think urban Meyer is on his level.

I think Saban is on a level all by himself but Meyer is one click below.

And now to hi jack my own thread: if we could have any current football coach in the country and be guaranteed they'd stay for 10+ years who would it be?

Besides dan of course

I seen it dawg
07-17-2014, 04:33 PM
I think Saban is on a level all by himself but Meyer is one click below.

And now to hi jack my own thread: if we could have any current football coach in the country and be guaranteed they'd stay for 10+ years who would it be?

Besides dan of course

uhhhh Nick Saban?

ScoobaDawg
07-17-2014, 06:53 PM
uhhhh Nick Saban?

Blasphemy. Has to be Hudspeth.

msstate7
07-17-2014, 06:56 PM
I think Saban is on a level all by himself but Meyer is one click below.

And now to hi jack my own thread: if we could have any current football coach in the country and be guaranteed they'd stay for 10+ years who would it be?

Besides dan of course

Jim harbaugh.

TheRef
07-17-2014, 06:56 PM
Blasphemy. Has to be Hudspeth.

HUD HUD HUD HUD HUD!!!!!

Todd4State
07-17-2014, 09:09 PM
His approach don't work in the NFL.

I bet it would have worked a lot better if Ricky Williams didn't quit on them in the middle of the summer and if he had been there longer.