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Yall, I really miss coach already….
Posted on 4/15/24 at 11:13 am
Posted on 4/15/24 at 11:13 am
Not even talking about football success. Just sitting here thinking how we are all getting old. Seems like just yesterday we landed the goat and now he’s retired.
Life just absolutely flys by.
Man is like a breath; his days are like a fleeting shadow.
Psalm 144:4
I hope y’all know Christ because this world and everything in it is so very temporary.
Roll Tide and may God bless y’all.
Life just absolutely flys by.
Man is like a breath; his days are like a fleeting shadow.
Psalm 144:4
I hope y’all know Christ because this world and everything in it is so very temporary.
Roll Tide and may God bless y’all.
Posted on 4/15/24 at 12:11 pm to Kenny Stapler
This isn't really a response to your OP Kenny, but I saw an al.com article yesterday highlighting, and listing observations on how "odd," "surreal," "awkward", etc Saturday's a-game was with Saban not leading the helm. Article was very melancholic, and drab. I just heard Chris Lowe say similar things.
I mean, no shite its going to be different. I think that the fans have fully accepted the change, are on board with, and excited about the future. Annoying seeing journalists try and frame post Saban a-day as a depressing affair, when to me it seemed like everyone had a good time, and enjoyed and embraced it.
I mean, no shite its going to be different. I think that the fans have fully accepted the change, are on board with, and excited about the future. Annoying seeing journalists try and frame post Saban a-day as a depressing affair, when to me it seemed like everyone had a good time, and enjoyed and embraced it.
This post was edited on 4/15/24 at 12:12 pm
Posted on 4/15/24 at 12:15 pm to Funky Tide 8
I have certainly embraced the change and I believe the new staff will achieve great things! I’m actually really excited about changing up our play style. Could be fun, especially if we keep winning lol
But Saban being gone just seems unreal at the moment.
But Saban being gone just seems unreal at the moment.
Posted on 4/15/24 at 12:20 pm to Kenny Stapler
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But Saban being gone just seems unreal at the moment.
It's tough because as far as I'm concerned, Saban's philosophy was perfect on just about everything. It's weird having a new coach and sometimes wondering if his approach will work.
Posted on 4/15/24 at 12:25 pm to Teague
Yeah, as much as I caught myself questioning him while he was here, he obviously knew what he was doing.
I’m definitely more concerned with the defense but he just pulled a 4 star linebacker from Georgia so if he can keep pulling in top talent I’ll feel good about it.
I’m definitely more concerned with the defense but he just pulled a 4 star linebacker from Georgia so if he can keep pulling in top talent I’ll feel good about it.
Posted on 4/15/24 at 12:49 pm to Kenny Stapler
I believe Saban still had a couple of years left in him even though Father Time was knocking on the door. He made it pretty clear why he retired.
I’m thankful for seeing firsthand in my lifetime the best two college football coaches in cfb history. You can decide who’s 1 or 2. But there is no wrong answer, both are equally deserving.
I’m thankful for seeing firsthand in my lifetime the best two college football coaches in cfb history. You can decide who’s 1 or 2. But there is no wrong answer, both are equally deserving.
Posted on 4/16/24 at 12:04 am to Kenny Stapler
Amen and Amen..
That said I'm so extremely happy for Coach Saban.. He looks healthier and happier these days... I could tell that the grind of being a football coach and the state of CFB in general had taken its toll on him.. Glad that he can spend more time taking care of himself and focusing on what's really important: family.... IMO he actually looks happier than ever, he's also still very involved in the program(s), lives in Tuscaloosa and he IS one of us...
IMHO, he retired at the right time... He went out a winner and the GOAT!!
Regarding our new coach, let's just say we are in GREAT hands. From an offensive X's and O's standpoint, he might be the best there is... I mean his results speak for themselves. He might not do it Saban's way, but I firmly believe the results will be VERY similar!! He's hired an ELITE defensive coordinator which was huge and this defense is FULL of elite D-Lineman and pass rushers... I'll go so far as to say, they'll be better than last year overall... He's showing that he can be an elite recruiter and I firmly believe that under his leadership, this team will surprise A LOT of people... Many in tRant will be eating their words this year... BOOKMARK IT..
That said I'm so extremely happy for Coach Saban.. He looks healthier and happier these days... I could tell that the grind of being a football coach and the state of CFB in general had taken its toll on him.. Glad that he can spend more time taking care of himself and focusing on what's really important: family.... IMO he actually looks happier than ever, he's also still very involved in the program(s), lives in Tuscaloosa and he IS one of us...
IMHO, he retired at the right time... He went out a winner and the GOAT!!
Regarding our new coach, let's just say we are in GREAT hands. From an offensive X's and O's standpoint, he might be the best there is... I mean his results speak for themselves. He might not do it Saban's way, but I firmly believe the results will be VERY similar!! He's hired an ELITE defensive coordinator which was huge and this defense is FULL of elite D-Lineman and pass rushers... I'll go so far as to say, they'll be better than last year overall... He's showing that he can be an elite recruiter and I firmly believe that under his leadership, this team will surprise A LOT of people... Many in tRant will be eating their words this year... BOOKMARK IT..
Posted on 4/16/24 at 11:25 am to Fells
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bringing up your religion where it has absolutely no place, like a football board
I will never understand why some people believe they have the right to determine what is and is not acceptable to post here, like you own speech. It’s infuriating.
The truth is everyone should have the right to say what they want to say, even this idiocy.
Posted on 4/16/24 at 1:22 pm to Alfie Solomons
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The truth is everyone should have the right to say what they want to say, even this idiocy
It's being respectful and mindful of the space. Not like we are talking about banning for being up religion, so no its not acting like I, or anyone owns free speech.
I'm not going to use football content on a football message board to share my perspective on how when we die we enter the same nothingness we experienced for the billions of years before we were born as our body rots, becomes bones and eventually becomes part of the earth's crust. It's rude, and completely irrelevant to the space.
Not about controlling speech at all, it's about having the slightest amount of social skills and social awareness.
Posted on 4/16/24 at 1:28 pm to tattoo
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Why would the OP do that when he genuinely believes, as I do, that what he is saying is true?
So it would be totally appropriate for me to just randomly post:
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Not even talking about football success. Just sitting here thinking how we are all getting old. Seems like just yesterday we landed the goat and now he’s retired.
Life just absolutely flys by.
In the blink of an eye, everything is over.
I hope y’all are making the most of this incredibly short time we have, as soon you will cease to exist and re-enter the nothingness you knew before you were born. Time is really precious and your consciousness will not exist forever so enjoy it will you are here.
Roll Tide and have a good time before you re-enter the void.
This post was edited on 4/16/24 at 1:30 pm
Posted on 4/16/24 at 4:20 pm to Fells
The thing that baffles me is mankind's inability to simply say
"I don't know what happens."
I think some of the Simulation Theory, Multiverse theory, and Quantum principles crack the door to a possible experience of some kind after this life.
To think everything around us is random seems unlikely to me, and then there's the apparent need of the universe to be observed by a sentient mind which is exactly why it found a way to bring them into existence. (If there is no sentient being to observe then on what level can anything "exist.") All things are in all places until they are observed. I'm not gonna explain that - Google it.-
Once I found out that particles behave differently when observed by man, and began reading about Quantum entanglement I realized nobody knows shite, and anything is possible.
However the worlds different religious types that all think Their God is the one and only and all others are going to hell are batshit crazy. How can all of you not understand that if you had been born in the Middle East somewhere you'd be 100% certain that a different God is your one and only savior and all others are going to hell. lolololol
Anyone trying to tell you they KNOW everything about what lies beyond is a delusional, scared shitless, simpleton. All that said It feels likely the next 15 billion years will be similar to the last 15 billion years that I can not recall, but I'm certainly hoping for a surprise. I have no problem saying, "I have no idea what happens after this." If everyone could do that throughout time imagine how different the world would be
This post was edited on 4/16/24 at 7:28 pm
Posted on 4/16/24 at 6:48 pm to My2Bits
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I miss Saban.
It isn't the same anymore... and I am pretty reticent about the new guy. He talks too much
And I really don't care who that makes mad
Posted on 4/17/24 at 11:12 am to PowHound
quote:But the reality is that many do know what happens. It's made clear in the Bible. "..it's appointed to man once to die, and after this comes judgment." Why should a person who knows the Bible is the word of God, pretend that he does not know what happens? I assume that is why the OP encouraged readers to know Jesus Christ as their Savior, for only they have the forgiveness of sins.
The thing that baffles me is mankind's inability to simply say
"I don't know what happens."
Posted on 4/17/24 at 11:59 am to Alfie Solomons
quote:keep religion and politics off the board...thanks
I will never understand why some people believe they have the right to determine what is and is not acceptable to post here, like you own speech. It’s infuriating. The truth is everyone should have the right to say what they want to say, even this idiocy.
This post was edited on 4/17/24 at 12:06 pm
Posted on 4/17/24 at 12:44 pm to Alfie Solomons
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The truth is everyone should have the right to say what they want to say, even this idiocy.
It’s a privately owned website. The owner has the right to control what people can and can’t post, and the posters have the right to go elsewhere if they don’t like it.
Posted on 4/17/24 at 7:26 pm to tattoo
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Why should a person who knows the Bible is the word of God, pretend that he does not know what happens
You are in denial about the fact had you been born in Muslim country, you would be saying the exact same thing about their beliefs being the word of God.
It's comical. It's gotta be weird to have your environment dictate everything about you, since you have no original thoughts or ability to understand the impact your environment is having on your beliefs. It's truly crazy, and everyone like you has been a cancer on this planet since day 1.
I recently relocated my family away from Utah because the Mormons, and all their truly insane beliefs were an oppressive cult blanketing the city. They are all Mormons because they were born in Utah. The ones that get an education usually revolt and become estranged from their families when they realize they've been brainwashed their entire life.
You're no different
This post was edited on 4/17/24 at 11:46 pm
Posted on 4/18/24 at 7:41 am to PowHound
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This post was edited on 4/18/24 at 7:46 am
Posted on 4/18/24 at 3:33 pm to Kenny Stapler
Hope we can stay away from the divisiveness here, there's just no need.
Not gonna lie, it hit me hard. What are you gonna do. I blame myself because nobody should get that invested in sports, but here we are...and there are certainly far worse ways to live one's life.
Coach Saban was always a steadying force for me. Sometimes, when I was having a bad day, I'd just think there was that guy out there who was just tirelessly grinding through much greater obstacles every day, for years on end. And always doing the right thing, while remaining a decent human being.
I think the greater sin would have been to not appreciate it along the way, which I never did. Never took a second of the ride for granted.
All that said, glad he left when he did. As always, he called his own shot!
Not gonna lie, it hit me hard. What are you gonna do. I blame myself because nobody should get that invested in sports, but here we are...and there are certainly far worse ways to live one's life.
Coach Saban was always a steadying force for me. Sometimes, when I was having a bad day, I'd just think there was that guy out there who was just tirelessly grinding through much greater obstacles every day, for years on end. And always doing the right thing, while remaining a decent human being.
I think the greater sin would have been to not appreciate it along the way, which I never did. Never took a second of the ride for granted.
All that said, glad he left when he did. As always, he called his own shot!
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