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re: If JoePa retires.....could Saban be the next bomb to drop?
Posted on 12/27/09 at 12:31 am to crimsonsaint
Posted on 12/27/09 at 12:31 am to crimsonsaint
Why does everyone seem to think that Penn State would even offer?
Did Notre Dame offer? No.
Penn state has a great fan base, but not rabid like you find in the south. Not the type of program that would hire the gun for number 13, 5 or any other number.
When Penn state was struggling back in the early part of the decade they were not asking fir Joepa's resignation a la bowden/fsu...
Also, saban has said that he is happy. Has can always look around and find a challenge but not every challenge is what it is cracked out to be. I think he learned that with his NFL experiment.
It is a challenge to build and maintain a dynasty.
When Joe pa does retire, they will stay within the Penn State family a hire within. They w
Did Notre Dame offer? No.
Penn state has a great fan base, but not rabid like you find in the south. Not the type of program that would hire the gun for number 13, 5 or any other number.
When Penn state was struggling back in the early part of the decade they were not asking fir Joepa's resignation a la bowden/fsu...
Also, saban has said that he is happy. Has can always look around and find a challenge but not every challenge is what it is cracked out to be. I think he learned that with his NFL experiment.
It is a challenge to build and maintain a dynasty.
When Joe pa does retire, they will stay within the Penn State family a hire within. They w
Posted on 12/27/09 at 12:36 am to cjared036
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Why does everyone seem to think that Penn State would even offer?
They would offer.
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Penn state has a great fan base, but not rabid like you find in the south.
You should check out a game at Beaver Stadium.
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Also, saban has said that he is happy. Has can always look around and find a challenge but not every challenge is what it is cracked out to be. I think he learned that with his NFL experiment.
He also said he wasn't going to Alabama
But in all honesty, I think he's going to retire at Alabama. He'd be an idiot to go anywhere else.
Posted on 12/27/09 at 12:39 am to cjared036
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It is a challenge to build and maintain a dynasty.
I'll agree it's a challenge to build one, but to maintain one? A dynasty coincides with repeat occurrences, and things that repeat aren't challenges.. And I do remember a few years ago people calling for Jopa's head.. But Penn State's alumni wanted him to go out gracefully.. It just so happened he was contending for 10-11 win seasons after the fact..
Posted on 12/27/09 at 10:04 am to cjared036
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Why does everyone seem to think that Penn State would even offer?
Did Notre Dame offer? No.
When Penn state was struggling back in the early part of the decade they were not asking fir Joepa's resignation a la bowden/fsu...
When Joe pa does retire, they will stay within the Penn State family a hire within.
I agree with this. I lived in Pa for a time and followed PSU football closely while I was there. Penn State won't offer. They don't want a hired gun. They will stay in the system.
I do think that Saban will leave Bama at some point, but it won't be to go to PSU. He will never be offered that chance.
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