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Posted on 9/17/19 at 1:02 pm to The Godfather
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I know right? Its almost like Miles won 114 games and 1 title for LSU and Saban won 48 games and 1 title
Without Saban, there never would have been a Miles era at LSU.
Without Saban, there never would have been "1 title" during that Miles era.
Posted on 9/17/19 at 1:11 pm to BrerTiger
Great for recruiting.
This will help Bama to continue their recruiting domination in Louisiana.
This will help Bama to continue their recruiting domination in Louisiana.
Posted on 9/17/19 at 1:23 pm to spslayto
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Saban said he is looking forward to being in Natchitoches for the induction weekend. “I’ll be there,” he said.
He'll just turn it into a glorified recruiting trip.
Posted on 9/17/19 at 1:59 pm to BrerTiger
It's a travesty that state postponed his induction for so long because of bitter jealousy.
Posted on 9/17/19 at 2:10 pm to TG
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Saban made Alabama. Legitimate national titles and not some of the bogus ones claimed.
How stupid.
Posted on 9/17/19 at 2:22 pm to Draconian Sanctions
Saban definitely deserves the honor, but it is a little odd while he’s currently dominating LSU at a rival school.
A lot of people are responsible for LSU’s turnaround.
Saban definitely played a big part.
Mark Emmert deserves most of the credit. The problems were systematic, political, and appeared hopeless. He achieved the impossible.
His successor, Sean O’Keefe, also deserves credit.
DiNardo began the turnaround on the field and with recruiting. LSU was battling against schools like Southern Miss for recruits, and losing to them on the field before DiNardo. He locked down Louisiana’s talent and started winning games.
Les Miles won a lot of games for a decade, including another NC. Saban will always get some of the credit for Les’s success. Recent history has shown even blue blood schools are one bad hire away from failing to historic lows. Les was very successful during a ridiculously strong era for the SEC.
A lot of people are responsible for LSU’s turnaround.
Saban definitely played a big part.
Mark Emmert deserves most of the credit. The problems were systematic, political, and appeared hopeless. He achieved the impossible.
His successor, Sean O’Keefe, also deserves credit.
DiNardo began the turnaround on the field and with recruiting. LSU was battling against schools like Southern Miss for recruits, and losing to them on the field before DiNardo. He locked down Louisiana’s talent and started winning games.
Les Miles won a lot of games for a decade, including another NC. Saban will always get some of the credit for Les’s success. Recent history has shown even blue blood schools are one bad hire away from failing to historic lows. Les was very successful during a ridiculously strong era for the SEC.
Posted on 9/17/19 at 6:03 pm to BrerTiger
Wow he said his biggest regret professionally was leaving LSU. LSU would have ten titles since 2000.
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