***2015 LB/DE Mekhi Brown commits to Bama***
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Sounds too much like "Mike Dubose part deux."
Dubose and Obama prove that Executive Experience should be a prerequisite for the two most important jobs in the world. IMO Bama will never hire another coordinator for head coach.
I could not agree with you more. The program will be in great shape when CNS decides to retire. I would think there will be a number of proven head coaches that will be interested in the Alabama job.
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Has Alabama every had a "Rah! Rah!" head coach? I like what he is doing for Clemson, but that just doesn't seem very "Alabama" to me.
He'd definitely be a departure from the norm. Dabo has surprised a lot of people with how he's built that Clemson program. It'll be interesting to see how he continues to develop as a head coach. I think he'd crawl back to Tuscaloosa for that job.
I hope you are kidding.
If Dabo ever becomes the head coach at Alabama I may have to find another team. Also, he's never had a defense as a head coach and we'll see what happens to him when his offensive coordinator leaves him.
I sometimes think he's confused and thinks he's the head cheerleader coach rather than the football coach. I think he should take a piece of advise from Coach Bryant and act like he's been there before. He gets so giddy and high fives everyone to the point that I'm embarrassed for him. I hope we never, ever see him at Alabama.
Sorry. End of rant.
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The only thing that is keep me from wanting Gary Patterson is because of last coach from TCU that Alabama hired. Either Patterson or Shaw would be ideal outside candidates. (Note: I suspect Shaw will be in the NFL soon enough, especially if 49ers Harbaugh continues to be a success).
He's got the #3 team in the country and a Heisman Trophy candidate at QB. I'd say he's doing ok regardless of what you think of his coaching style.I hope you are kidding.
If Dabo ever becomes the head coach at Alabama I may have to find another team. Also, he's never had a defense as a head coach and we'll see what happens to him when his offensive coordinator leaves him.
I sometimes think he's confused and thinks he's the head cheerleader coach rather than the football coach. I think he should take a piece of advise from Coach Bryant and act like he's been there before. He gets so giddy and high fives everyone to the point that I'm embarrassed for him. I hope we never, ever see him at Alabama.
Sorry. End of rant.
And Mekhi Brown is going to be a beast in a few years.
Auburn had the #1 team and a Heisman winner. That didn't make Chizik a great (or even good) head coach. Not saying that I know more that I know about Dabo - just pointing out that it isn't that simple when the sample size is this small.
With more experience will come more wisdom.I hope you are kidding.
If Dabo ever becomes the head coach at Alabama I may have to find another team. Also, he's never had a defense as a head coach and we'll see what happens to him when his offensive coordinator leaves him.
I sometimes think he's confused and thinks he's the head cheerleader coach rather than the football coach. I think he should take a piece of advise from Coach Bryant and act like he's been there before. He gets so giddy and high fives everyone to the point that I'm embarrassed for him. I hope we never, ever see him at Alabama.
Sorry. End of rant.
I'm sorry, but the next coach deserves to have the opportunity to do things as he sees fit.
For instance, if you look back, the best possible replacement for Bear Bryant was probably Bobby Bowden. But, he wasn't one of Bear's boys, he would have done things his own way, etc... Saban had no ties to Alabama, or to previous Alabama coaches.
I hope we have to wait a while, but the next head coach shouldn't be put in place to emulate anyone else, he should be there because he's the best candidate.
Dabo will not be a head coach at Alabama. He isn't a good coach. Chad Morris, his OC, is the most popular name on that staff. Let's not forget who Dabo learned from as an assistant at Alabama.
Not a particular Dabo fan, however isn't it just possible that he might have learned a little from the coach he played under and was a GA under at Bama? After all, his Alabama career didn't start with his tour as an assistant under Dubose.
This thread really needs to get back on track, however I must comment on this. How you can say he isn't a good coach baffles me. He took over Clemson when nobody gave him a chance to succeed and all he's done is win. I'll give you one point, the only useful information he gained from Dubose was probably how to not do things. I don't care one way or the other if he ever comes back to Bama but to say he isn't a good coach .... Wow...
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