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Here's my longshot call: Abdul El-Sayed is actually the JFK of our generation. It's not apparent yet, but it will be. There are some differences in background, of course, but he's going to be President one day. There will be many who will say "he will never be President because he's Muslim," just as there were many who said JFK would never be President because he's Catholic, just as many said Obama would never be President because he's African American. Abdul El Sayed is on another level of relentlessness and focusedness.

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Agreed.

Well, I went to CofC, so there's that.

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Beyond silly...We should want success for every sport

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Eh, I always cheer for whatever Bama team is paying, but I could give two shits about basketball. There is football, and football, everything else is just filler.

Now if we got a F1 team, Ski team, or motocross program, I'd have to share my interests a little bit...

LOL. No fricking way.

Roll Tide JT, sorry for your loss brother.

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Bama might hire butch jones as an offensive assistant. Lol

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:lol:

One of life's great mysteries.

frick please not Lance

That's certainly true, but the differences were more in the back end. Their philosophy on the front was pretty similar when Saban ran an attacking 4 man front. Saban went two gap 3/4 later in his career. A Belichik influence imo.

Anyway, I was more meaning that in terms of technique and execution on the DL, Chiz and Saban would be a fine combo. I just worry about Chizik having the fire anymore.

I'm not sold. Chiz is a fantastic defensive coach, but he just supposedly retired. I dont want someone who is not energized and only half in it.

Everyone here likes to talk about the systems differences with Saban and Chiz, but you have to remember Saban was actually a 4-3 guy originally.That part doesn't concern me with Chizik,it's the energy I'm worried about.

Wat