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re: The two best coaches in the SEC are Miles and Saban
Posted on 4/12/16 at 10:57 am to TT9
Posted on 4/12/16 at 10:57 am to TT9
The SEC has a lot of good coaches.
Saban is probably the most elite.
Miles would have been legendary if Saban stayed in Miami.
Mullen is a hell of a coach.
Say what you want about Freeze, but has Ole Miss ever had this much success.
As much as I razz Arky fans, Bert has done good work and rebuilt a lot.
Florida looks to have a good one and the same could be said with Georgia.
Even though I am down on Malzahn atm, he did win an SEC championship against solid coaches and teams.
I guess my point is that there is no shortage of good coaches in the SEC. So while Saban and Miles might be the best of the best, I would be pretty happy with almost any of the current SEC coaches.
Saban is probably the most elite.
Miles would have been legendary if Saban stayed in Miami.
Mullen is a hell of a coach.
Say what you want about Freeze, but has Ole Miss ever had this much success.
As much as I razz Arky fans, Bert has done good work and rebuilt a lot.
Florida looks to have a good one and the same could be said with Georgia.
Even though I am down on Malzahn atm, he did win an SEC championship against solid coaches and teams.
I guess my point is that there is no shortage of good coaches in the SEC. So while Saban and Miles might be the best of the best, I would be pretty happy with almost any of the current SEC coaches.
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Posted on 4/12/16 at 11:06 am to higgs_boson
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Saban is probably the most elite.
Probably?
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Miles would have been legendary if Saban stayed in Miami.
I don't know about "legendary", but he'd have at least one more SEC and NC title on his resume.
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Mullen is a hell of a coach.
Say what you want about Freeze, but has Ole Miss ever had this much success.
As much as I razz Arky fans, Bert has done good work and rebuilt a lot.
I agree with you here. All three are good coaches.
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Florida looks to have a good one and the same could be said with Georgia.
Both, along with USCe, are TBD.
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Even though I am down on Malzahn atm, he did win an SEC championship against solid coaches and teams.
He and Sumlin are both in make or break years, IMO. I may be jumping the gun a bit on both though.
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