Sources: Charlie Strong joins Nick Saban's staff at Alabama
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Could be anything, but adding Strong to Saban's staff in any capacity in 2020 would be a very, very good thing.
He's a presence...Not a fan of some of the stuff he pulled while looking for a HC job...but that was years ago. If he can help the program I'm on board.
He visited florida recently and did same thing. I doubt he will be hired at Alabama at any capacity. I wouldn't be shocked if he was at LSU next week.
I agree...…………...he knows defense. He can be an analyst for awhile
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It wouldn't surprise me at all if Strong ended up on the staff as an analyst. We have a history of rehabbing former head coaches all of whom go onto great gigs after a couple of years. The Bama bump is undeniable.
Right now Alabama, LSU or any number of good football teams would benefit from Strong being on staff. If Charlie can help us have a dominant Defense faster, I'd say bring him on-board.
Dig that! Strong is a good coach. I don't think his success at Louisville was a fluke...probably more right place at the right time. Regardless, he and we would be better off with him on the staff.
TIFWIW, Suttles said on the radio Strong was offered an off-field analyst position.
not sure if he would take it, but that would pave a path for him to be a DC in 2021 and potentially HC in 2022
Charlie Strong was a head coach for 10 years. He lost at least 6 games 8 out of 10 years. I'm not sure he's a good head coach.
He hasn't been a DC in quite a while, but I would be happy with him on staff.
He hasn't been a DC in quite a while, but I would be happy with him on staff.
The formula is...well known coach gets fired, getting paid by previous employer, gets offered a respectable sum to be a Bama analyst, learns the process, becomes a winner, helps the program - voila - head coaching offer at power 5 program. Yea, I can see him in Crimson.
If a move was happening, it would have happened. Saban has committed to giving him a shot and has more than likely told him his expectations in exchange.
"...more than likely" and a nickel will still get you kicked off my lawn... 😂
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