SaulWeingeroff

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You all do understand that...the current uniforms are "new" to really old Bama fans right ?

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:rotflmao:

The only things to change in the last 50 years are names added to the backs and numbers taken off the sleeves.

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Did Saban give Jim his start? That is what I think of when someone says coaching tree or mentor. To me Kiffin would think of Pete Carroll wouldn't he? He cut his teeth out there with Carroll and Norm Chow not with Nick Saban.

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This is really irrelevant. We're using the word "tree", right? So the question is, what does the fruit look like? If he leaves Alabama to have what analysts would say is a successful tenure as a head coach...that would be different fruit from what we saw at UT or USC. Saban would be the difference.

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Can Alabama Upset Ole Miss This Year?

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For reasons that should be painfully obvious even to an Ole Miss fan, this would be impossible. :lol:

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He is an absolute idiot.

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This is an absolute fact. How big of an idiot? While working out to get an NFL contract, tweeted that he was in the best shape of his life...while at the same time trying to claim disability from a little mishap he had. Now that's a whole 'nother level of stupid.

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True, but outside of Meyer and maybe Bob Stoops, how many hall of fame HCs are out there?

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Who knows? Dabo and Jimbo may not be Urban or Stoops, but they sure as hell aren't Curry or Shula.

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Alabama use to want other Alabama guys, now with Saban we know it doesn't matter just open up the checkbook and pay whoever is the best out there..

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I think it's safe to say that the current Alabama administration isn't going to blow off another hall of fame coach so they can hire another Bill Curry.

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1. Tennessee (10-2, 6-2)
2. Georgia (9-3, 5-3)
3. Florida (8-4, 5-3)

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I'm not buying these numbers. For starters, I don't think either of these three lose to any of the other four East teams.

So if they all beat each other, Georgia would have to lose at home to Auburn. That ain't happening. Or if Tennessee beats both UF and UGA, UGA still has to lose at home to Auburn.

Feldman just wanted to create a narrative that has Tennessee winning the East with two losses, then tried to build the rest of the standings around that. Tennessee could very well lose to aTm and Bama...but if they lose to UGA, then UGA won't have three conference losses. If UT loses to Florida, the Gators won't have four conference losses. He doesn't say in the article...I would like to know exactly which games he expects those teams to lose to.

He has Kentucky, Vandy, Missouri, and South Carolina with a combined 8 wins, but they only play a combined 6 games against each other. So he is predicting that...

(a) one or two of them beat one or two of the top three, and/or...

(b) the East wins one or two of these games:

KY @ ALA
KY vs. MSU
VU @ AUB
VU vs. OM
MIZZOU @ LSU
MIZZOU vs. ARK
USCe @ MSU
USCe vs. aTm


Which is it?

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Need one of Ryan Anderson and A'Shawn Robinson/Josh Dobbs.

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Found it.

Need one of Ryan Anderson and A'Shawn Robinson/Josh Dobbs.

8-4 reg season, plus a bowl win.