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An incredible stat regarding Alabama Football's last 15 recruiting classes...
Posted on 4/24/21 at 7:03 am
Posted on 4/24/21 at 7:03 am
Since the Class of '06, each one of them has left The University of Alabama with at least one national championship ring.
1. 2006: 39-15 overall record; 1 national championship
2. 2007: 43-11 overall record: 1 national championship
3. 2008: 48-6 overall record: 2 national championships
4. 2009: 49-5 overall record: 3 national championships
5. 2010: 46-7 overall record: 2 national championships
6. 2011: 48-6 overall record: 2 national championships
7. 2012: 50-6 overall record: 2 national championships
8. 2013: 51-6 overall record: 1 national championship
9. 2014: 53-5 overall record: 2 national championships
10. 2015: 55-4 overall record: 2 national championships
11. 2016: 52-5 overall record: 1 national championship
12. 2017: 51-4 overall record: 2 national championships
13. 2018: 38-3 overall record: 1 national championship
14. 2019: 24-2 overall record: 1 national championship
15. 2020: 13-0 overall record: 1 national championship
1. 2006: 39-15 overall record; 1 national championship
2. 2007: 43-11 overall record: 1 national championship
3. 2008: 48-6 overall record: 2 national championships
4. 2009: 49-5 overall record: 3 national championships
5. 2010: 46-7 overall record: 2 national championships
6. 2011: 48-6 overall record: 2 national championships
7. 2012: 50-6 overall record: 2 national championships
8. 2013: 51-6 overall record: 1 national championship
9. 2014: 53-5 overall record: 2 national championships
10. 2015: 55-4 overall record: 2 national championships
11. 2016: 52-5 overall record: 1 national championship
12. 2017: 51-4 overall record: 2 national championships
13. 2018: 38-3 overall record: 1 national championship
14. 2019: 24-2 overall record: 1 national championship
15. 2020: 13-0 overall record: 1 national championship
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Posted on 4/24/21 at 7:10 am to RollTide1987
When Nick Saban is your coach and you recruit number 1 every year or 2 at the worst, you win national titles. He is the GOAT
Posted on 4/24/21 at 7:15 am to RollTide1987
Yep, that’s a real even playing field with everybody else LOL.
Posted on 4/24/21 at 7:16 am to RollTide1987
GOAT PROGRAM
GOAT SEASON
GOAT COACH
GOAT DYNASTY
GOAT SEASON
GOAT COACH
GOAT DYNASTY
Posted on 4/24/21 at 7:42 am to RollTide1987
Th*ts Outsta*nding.
No doubt *bout it.
S*b*n is the GO*T.
No doubt *bout it.
S*b*n is the GO*T.
Posted on 4/24/21 at 7:44 am to RollTide1987
Quit slobbing your own knob dumbfawk. Wait till Saban retires and all you Bama redneck bandwagon fans can go back to the meth lab fulltime.
Posted on 4/24/21 at 7:49 am to RollTide1987
quote:this is what happens when the NCAA looks the other way and lets you buy players. From 2009-2012 Alabama cheated more than they ever did in recruiting. Cars, rims, suits, signed jerseys for cash, straight up cash, coaches paying players and admitting it, cease and desist letters, you name it.
1. 2006: 39-15 overall record; 1 national championship
2. 2007: 43-11 overall record: 1 national championship
3. 2008: 48-6 overall record: 2 national championships
4. 2009: 49-5 overall record: 3 national championships
5. 2010: 46-7 overall record: 2 national championships
6. 2011: 48-6 overall record: 2 national championships
7. 2012: 50-6 overall record: 2 national championships
8. 2013: 51-6 overall record: 1 national championship
9. 2014: 53-5 overall record: 2 national championships
10. 2015: 55-4 overall record: 2 national championships
11. 2016: 52-5 overall record: 1 national championship
12. 2017: 51-4 overall record: 2 national championships
13. 2018: 38-3 overall record: 1 national championship
14. 2019: 24-2 overall record: 1 national championship
15. 2020: 13-0 overall record: 1 national championship
Posted on 4/24/21 at 7:56 am to RollTide1987
Should win a natty every year.
Posted on 4/24/21 at 9:21 am to RollTide1987
Nick Saban is the all time greatest college coach ever. I say that as a LSU fan. I'm just pissed like many LSU fans that he didn't continue is coaching career at LSU. It started off so well.
Posted on 4/24/21 at 9:31 am to RollTide1987
From a Win-Loss perspective, 2015 class is the GOAT.
That said, the 2009's collective 3 national titles may be impossible to top.
That said, the 2009's collective 3 national titles may be impossible to top.
Posted on 4/24/21 at 12:26 pm to RollTide1987
Like clockwork, a guy posts the accomplishments of his school and coach and bitter posters come flocking like flies. Never change Rant.
Posted on 4/24/21 at 6:09 pm to RollTide1987
Greatest dynasty in the history of college football by the greatest program.
Even the guys who left after just 3 years for the NFL still ALL got at least 1 NC ring during this period.
It will never be duplicated...not even close.
Even the guys who left after just 3 years for the NFL still ALL got at least 1 NC ring during this period.
It will never be duplicated...not even close.
Posted on 4/24/21 at 6:10 pm to RollTide1987
InsecureU
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Posted on 4/25/21 at 5:21 pm to RollTide1987
quote:
1. 2006: 39-15 overall record; 1 national championship
2. 2007: 43-11 overall record: 1 national championship
3. 2008: 48-6 overall record: 2 national championships
4. 2009: 49-5 overall record: 3 national championships
5. 2010: 46-7 overall record: 2 national championships
6. 2011: 48-6 overall record: 2 national championships
7. 2012: 50-6 overall record: 2 national championships
8. 2013: 51-6 overall record: 1 national championship
9. 2014: 53-5 overall record: 2 national championships
10. 2015: 55-4 overall record: 2 national championships
11. 2016: 52-5 overall record: 1 national championship
12. 2017: 51-4 overall record: 2 national championships
13. 2018: 38-3 overall record: 1 national championship
14. 2019: 24-2 overall record: 1 national championship
15. 2020: 13-0 overall record: 1 national championship
How many guys in those classes never saw a ring because they were processed... i.e. Signing with Bama does not equal you will get a ring.
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