Because in 2011 he had a MUCH better argument than 2022. He was correct in stating that Alabama and LSU were the 2 best teams in the country that year. This year not a great argument but I can't blame him for being an advocate for his team and the network let him come on, they didn't have to!

Je23Mo•16 months

He isn’t advocating for his team alone, his contract. Pay based off of expectations.
And sure, he cares about his assistants and those kids getting everything they bought in for. No doubt. Just saying.

TommyDaTiger•17 months

You’re killing your father Larry

El_chantajista•17 months

I can’t stand Klatt , but he’s 100 % righy

LCL08•16 months

Klatt didn't like it but did not have the clout to block it.

El_chantajista•17 months

Bama Bias that everybody knew was a thing is now on full display

DeafVallyBatnR•17 months

If Bama was 2 loss SEC champ with close losses like LSU in 2007. I'm fine with Bama getting in. Bama is not the SEC 2 loss champion. LSU in 2007 jumped over UGA to play in BCS because UGA did not make the SEC Championship game. LSU beat Tennessee that year for title

POTUS2024•17 months

24/7 says Bama has the most talent in the nation. Maybe if they played like that they would have been playing yesterday, rather than groveling.

cphill•17 months

No they don't....Georgia is a better team with more talent....

Placekicker•17 months

He’s right. I’m not a fan of his, but he’s right. So tired of Saban crying and politicking for his team to be included in the big dance when they didn’t take care of business during the season. Sure they’re talented. But, if you win then you don’t have to worry.

SamGinn Cam•17 months

Joel Klatt and Danny Kanell are such anti-SEC whiners that no one gives a frick about

weremoose•17 months

nevertheless the media needs to stop sucking Satan's cock

jbird7•17 months

I don’t like Klatt either but he’s right here. If we’re just going to put teams in the playoff every year based off roster talent, then why even have a regular season?

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