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re: Auburn folks : What was your gut feeling seeing Dabo hoist that title trophy?
Posted on 1/17/17 at 11:49 am to CapstoneGrad06
Posted on 1/17/17 at 11:49 am to CapstoneGrad06
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Yeah. Alabama has never had talent before. Never won before Saban.
didn't do much between 1992 and Saban
why pay Saban that crazy Kobe money if any coach can be successful there b/c of the guaranteed talented recruits
This post was edited on 1/17/17 at 11:50 am
Posted on 1/17/17 at 11:51 am to Tillman
That describes every program ever. It doesn't matter if it's Texas, USC, or Notre Dame. If you don't have coaching, it doesn't matter what resources you have.
Posted on 1/17/17 at 12:32 pm to Tillman
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didn't do much between 1992 and Saban
Didn't "do much" between 1992 and Saban relative to winning 4 Championships in 10 years like they have under him... sure. But to say they "didn't do much" is a bit of a stretch.
From 1993-2006, Alabama spent 125 weeks in the AP Top 25. Clemson spent just 68 weeks ranked in the Top 25.
From 1993-2006, Alabama spent 45 weeks in the AP Top 10. Clemson spent 7 weeks ranked in the Top 10.
From 1993-2006, Alabama spent 22 weeks in the AP Top 5. Clemson spent 4 weeks ranked in the Top 5.
If you take just Final AP Rankings between 1993 and 2006 to see how the programs of college football ranked in terms of AP Poll Points (25 pts for a 1st place finish, 24 pts for a 2nd place finish, etc.), this is how it all shook out:
1. Florida State- 229
2. Florida- 226
3. Ohio State- 208
4. Nebraska- 192
5. Miami- 184
6. Michigan- 182
7. Tennessee- 166
8. Texas- 160
9. USC- 145
10. Penn State- 143
10. Kansas State- 143
12. Oklahoma- 140
13. Virginia Tech- 138
14. Auburn- 133
15. Georgia- 128
16. LSU- 127
17. Alabama- 104
17. Wisconsin
19. Notre Dame- 96
20. Colorado- 95
21. Oregon- 87
22. Washington St.- 71
23. Texas A&M- 70
24. Iowa- 63
25. Louisville- 58
Where's Clemson? You'll have to go all the way down to #46 to find them. Right below Northwestern and TCU, but slightly ahead of Ole Miss and Mississippi State.
Congrats.
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