Nick Saban is going to be coaching again next year

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Originally Posted by starkvegasdawg

We say our expectations wouldn't be high, but be honest, if Saban was our coach everybody on this board would start thinking about not just making the playoffs, but making some noise once there.

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Absolutely. Saban won't take a job if the NIL isn't set up for him to be a national championship contender, so in the 1/10,000 chance that he comes to coach us, that means we've done what it takes to get him interested, just like we did what it took to get O'Connor interested.

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Originally Posted by State82

Mike Detillier said this morning he does not see that ever happening. And Mike has his finger on the pulse of the football world about as well as anyone, especially in Louisiana.

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Of course he?s not coming back. Only an idiot buys these click bait stories that are crafted to fill the summer void. No harm in having fun with these type stories, but don?t believe them.

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Originally Posted by Tater

Saban regrets not taking the IMG head coaching job when it was offered.

I see him coaching high school if anything.

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Why would Saban regret not coaching IMG Academy? The States of Georgia, Texas, and California have directed their members not to schedule IMG? Also IMG is not eligible for post season play because it does not adhere to Florida rules for player eligibility, thus no post season for the outlaws. This is IMG and would Saban put his reputation into this football environment?

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Originally Posted by coachnorm

Why would Saban regret not coaching IMG Academy? The States of Georgia, Texas, and California have directed their members not to schedule IMG? Also IMG is not eligible for post season play because it does not adhere to Florida rules for player eligibility, thus no post season for the outlaws. This is IMG and would Saban put his reputation into this football environment?

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It's close to home (just opposite coast of jupiter) and he's already got his hands plenty involved there. He enjoy coaching young kids to become men. Winning isn't what drove him anymore - it's seeing the kids grow up. That academy style would scratch that itch.