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re: Comparison of Saban and Bryant's first five years at Alabama
Posted on 7/20/12 at 1:49 pm to jatebe
Posted on 7/20/12 at 1:49 pm to jatebe
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Saban's total is .821
Stallings' total is .833
I was gonna post this. Saban, with the recruiting he's had and continues to have, should rise even higher the next couple of years. If he were to go 11-2 the next two yrs, that would be an 84.6% average, and I think it's reasonable to believe he won't have more than 4 losses the next two yrs, and could possibly have less.
eta- also, another way to look at it is this. In his tenure at Bama, he's won a National Championship 40% of the season's he's coached. If he can manage one this yr, he'll have coached his teams to NC's 50% of the season's he's coached.
Having said all that, it's fruitless to compare our coach to any of our past coaches. Bama has been blessed to have had some of the finest in the game and they each continue to build onto the tradition that Bama now enjoys. I'm going to continue to enjoy the ride we're on now and hope that once it ends, the administration makes another wise choice for the next coach to lead the Tide.
This post was edited on 7/20/12 at 1:55 pm
Posted on 7/20/12 at 2:15 pm to Alahunter
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the administration makes another wise choice for the next coach to lead the Tide.
I don't think this fan base will settle for another bad coach like Shula or Price. I think Smart leaves after this season, and becomes a successful head coach. Down the line when Saban is going to retire he gives Smart a call and our administration will jump at the chance to bring him back to carry on the Saban ideals. Smart would rather be at Bama than UGA down the road anyway.
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