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re: How many of you still prefer Saban to resign rather than keep Golding?
Posted on 12/22/22 at 11:23 am to BLG
Posted on 12/22/22 at 11:23 am to BLG
I personally don’t “prefer Saban to resign” over keeping Golding. That’s nonsense. The concern I have with keeping our coordinators (BoB moreso than Golding) is that it would raise a flag that Saban is losing his edge, and maybe even coasting a little bit when it comes to staff building. (He’s made it extremely clear he’s not coasting on roster building 
) But staff building affects player development, and we’ve seen some negatives there. Unwillingness to make changes to correct that is not great. If he’s fine with Golding as DC forever, that isn’t a great sign to me.
I’ll go on record and say I still think a change is made at DC. But there’s nothing wrong with discussing what it means if a change isn’t made.
) But staff building affects player development, and we’ve seen some negatives there. Unwillingness to make changes to correct that is not great. If he’s fine with Golding as DC forever, that isn’t a great sign to me. I’ll go on record and say I still think a change is made at DC. But there’s nothing wrong with discussing what it means if a change isn’t made.
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Posted on 12/22/22 at 2:29 pm to eric4UA08
I will be clear enough to say that if Golding is still DC next year, the Alabama program will have learned to accept and expect nothing more than mediocrity on the defensive side of the ball. I just don’t believe that Coach Saban will allow that to continue. I don’t. I will support Coach Saban until the very end. As many have said, he has earned the right to make his own exit when and how he wants. But if this pathetic excuse for a coach (Golding) is allowed to stay, I feel that our program will slip more and more. It has to be revamped in many ways already due to him and BOB.
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