re: Does Saban have a moral compass?

Why do fans of other schools worry about the morals or anything else about a coach that does not coach at their school? Why do you care?

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Why do fans of other schools worry about the morals or anything else about a coach that does not coach at their school? Why do you care?

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Honestly, it's human nature to try and explain away your own failure by trying to find fault with/unfair advantage given to those who are more successful than you. We all do it to some extent. Nick Saban is a prime target for this kind of desperate rationalization as to why he is more successful than other coaches. It's because he cheats and has no morals of course. Having this alleged moral highground makes people feel better about losing to Saban.

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Bozeman was on 97.3 in Bham this morning. This is what he had to say:

-Has known about this for months

-Felt it was a more advantageous route for him to take advantage of his rehab

-Recovering well from his ACL injury. But wants to completely heal before playing to avoid reinjury.

-Solidly committed, no thoughts on going somewhere else

-Final decision on greyshirt was up to him

-nothing concrete on which OL position he'll play

-squats 550 before leg injury, around 400 now

-bench 475

-sports management major

-will enroll in fall and pay his own way

-no negative recruiting from other schools, maybe because he's totally committed

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For those that missed this... Read it. ^^^^^^^^

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Why do fans of other schools worry about the morals or anything else about a coach that does not coach at their school? Why do you care?

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We have the best college coach in America.

It's natural for jealous outsiders to find reasons, whether they be personal or professional, to draw negative attention.