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Posted on 2/25/10 at 11:15 pm to BamaInHsv
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Sorry dude. Photobucket is being a piece of shite tonight.
Posted on 2/25/10 at 11:18 pm to BamaInHsv
quote:How do you even calculate that shite? I'm pretty sure I'd be under 30% against most people on here but if I can do some math up front to know who I can pick on, that would be cool.
chances that I could beat the shite out of you are over 90%.
Posted on 2/25/10 at 11:19 pm to BamaFan89
Someone else access their Photobucket account and then go to page 4.
Tell me how it goes.
Tell me how it goes.
Posted on 2/25/10 at 11:21 pm to BamaInHsv
Tell you what..... I can't get to my wife's pics.... but I have on of Jessica Alba that you can fap to all night. Check this shite out.
Posted on 2/25/10 at 11:22 pm to BamaInHsv
frick that stupid site...... seriously. frick them for good.
Posted on 2/25/10 at 11:23 pm to BamaInHsv
HSV, I thought you were on the wagon?
Posted on 2/25/10 at 11:39 pm to NOLATide
I fell off. I'm working on getting back on it..... and I better, or I'll be single again.
...and she's too good to let go.
Wish me luck.... no not luck... wish me will power. Wish me strength. All of you mother frickers have problems..... wish me what YOU need!!!!! Maybe I'll succeed and then you'll have a "beacon of hope". Jesus.... I'd love to do that for anyone.
...and she's too good to let go.
Wish me luck.... no not luck... wish me will power. Wish me strength. All of you mother frickers have problems..... wish me what YOU need!!!!! Maybe I'll succeed and then you'll have a "beacon of hope". Jesus.... I'd love to do that for anyone.
Posted on 2/25/10 at 11:42 pm to roadGator
like moths to a flame...
Posted on 2/26/10 at 6:28 am to DB2
as far as Prude...I thought the great saban could coach a player to greatness... ...saban, ...way overrated...and I think this season will tell the tale... 
...saban, ...way overrated...and I think this season will tell the tale... 
Posted on 2/26/10 at 7:09 am to 1999
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like moths to a flame...
Too damn easy.
Posted on 2/26/10 at 7:27 am to DB2
There is a player who is profiled in "To Be A Tiger" by Les Miles who talks about his dislike of Nick Saban. I don't have time to read this entire thread and hope I'm not being Germans. Anyone have the book and know who this is?
Posted on 2/26/10 at 7:55 am to TenTex
Saban deserves all the credit for getting Bama to the BCS title game. However in the game his team played as if they were as tight as a frog's arse which pretty much characterizes Saban in big games. Bama won the game but it was not due to coaching.
Posted on 2/26/10 at 8:06 am to roadGator
He was loved by most, and disliked by some (fans). Players supposedly respected him greatly but did not really like him. Assistant coaches couldnt stand working for him for more than a season or two and then they were gone.
He wants it his way and is not open to suggestions. I think he is the best college coach in the game, and certainly top 5 of all-time.
He wants it his way and is not open to suggestions. I think he is the best college coach in the game, and certainly top 5 of all-time.
Posted on 2/26/10 at 9:53 am to roadGator
I know some of the higher ups at LSU were happy to see him go.
Posted on 2/26/10 at 10:17 am to Choctaw
This is how I see it :
His former players, having won CHAMPIONSHIPS, and having been as well-prepared as any players in the country, were GRATEFUL to have played for him.
On a personal level, MANY of his best and high profile players thought he was an egotistical douchebag who only cared about winning.
Personally, I would rather WIN , so I would take a Saban-type- intensity -coach were I a player.
Now, as for those who worked FOR him, he was almost intolerable while at LSU. He was a screamer, and he settled scores in devastating ways to people way down the food chain.
In hockey parlance, they say the locker room "stops listening" to a coach. In other words,a super-intense coach has his run where he demands everyones attention and everything seems to work, but when things turn sour, and "the process" or "the schtik" appears flawed, the players turn just as quickly. They just stop listening.
This has been, in my very humble opinion, Saban's pattern. He just WEARS PEOPLE OUT. He GETS OLD. People are HAPPY when he leaves. There is a reason he only lasts five years.
Who knows if he bucks this trend at Bama or heads off to Penn State in two years....
His former players, having won CHAMPIONSHIPS, and having been as well-prepared as any players in the country, were GRATEFUL to have played for him.
On a personal level, MANY of his best and high profile players thought he was an egotistical douchebag who only cared about winning.
Personally, I would rather WIN , so I would take a Saban-type- intensity -coach were I a player.
Now, as for those who worked FOR him, he was almost intolerable while at LSU. He was a screamer, and he settled scores in devastating ways to people way down the food chain.
In hockey parlance, they say the locker room "stops listening" to a coach. In other words,a super-intense coach has his run where he demands everyones attention and everything seems to work, but when things turn sour, and "the process" or "the schtik" appears flawed, the players turn just as quickly. They just stop listening.
This has been, in my very humble opinion, Saban's pattern. He just WEARS PEOPLE OUT. He GETS OLD. People are HAPPY when he leaves. There is a reason he only lasts five years.
Who knows if he bucks this trend at Bama or heads off to Penn State in two years....
Posted on 2/26/10 at 10:30 am to Draconian Sanctions
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What do you care? None of this has anything to do with Alabama.
Posted on 2/26/10 at 10:31 am to Bench McElroy
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Ok I tracked down the article. Actually, the newspaper tracked down three former LSU players and one said they would root for Alabama. Here's what Skyler Green said.
"I think I'll go with my old coach. I love LSU, but I also love coach Saban," Green said.
"I'm going to pull for both, and whoever wins, it's up in the air. I would love to see coach Saban win, but at the same time I want my team to make it to the national championship."
Still, I'm pretty sure Skyler Green wasn't the only former LSU Tiger to feel that way.
The only reason Skyler Green felt that way is because Saban called him "my man" during the press conference after the Georgia game in 2003.
I seriously doubt other LSU players would root against LSU because of The Great and Powerful Saban.
Posted on 2/26/10 at 10:34 am to Choctaw
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I know some of the higher ups at LSU were happy to see him go.
Well i know some of the higher ups had dinner with him in Monroe during the Miles to Michigan fiasco.
He would have most likely came back had Miles not held his press conference the following Tuesday.
Posted on 2/26/10 at 11:10 am to roadGator
Players either got with Saban's program or they didn't. The players who didn't were spurned....put in the permanent doghouse.
So yeah...on any given Saban team, you're gonna have some disgruntled players who can just never do the right thing in Saban's eyes.
But those guys never play. They don't matter.
So yeah...on any given Saban team, you're gonna have some disgruntled players who can just never do the right thing in Saban's eyes.
But those guys never play. They don't matter.
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