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I have no doubt it's happening. Sexton is the best, Saban is the best, why wouldn't it happen every year?

I have feeling the PTB at Bama know that this shite comes with having one of the best coaches in the country. Since Saban's been at Bama, they've seen revenues jump from $67mm/yr in '06 to $124mm/yr in '11. This yearly shoppin Sexton does with Saban is just the price of doing buisness. And, as long at the PTB at Bama want to feed the beast to get him to stay at Bama, then they will deal with it

You get it, RT - what percentage of your fanbase are either oblivious to this reality or in denial about it? Maybe most of ya'll don't care, but it will wear down your administration.

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Posted by jatebe

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Posted on 10/18/12 at 3:08 pm to NYCAuburn

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Did you even read the link?

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It was not an official report from our station," said J.G. Spooner, host of 92.3's Saturday morning show that many claimed had reported the Saban rumor. Spooner debunked the claims in an interview with Birmingham station 97.3 The Zone.

"We are hearing his name would be on a short list of names the Browns would be looking at. There has been no contact."

The rumors were also debunked by the station's program manager.

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The rumors began to gain steam thanks in part to new Cleveland Browns owner Jim Haslam, a prominent University of Tennessee donor and brother of Bill Haslam, the current governor of Tennessee.

So, during Alabama/Tennessee week, rumors were started by a Vile money man.

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Posted by 756

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Posted on 10/18/12 at 3:14 pm to jatebe

the only real question is how much money would it take for Nick to leave?

AL is a good gig and it is going to take a significant amount of money to turn Nick's head

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