That's a tad bit too far...This program is bigger than Nick Saban, and what almost happened with Jalen and Tua could have wrecked the program.
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That's a tad bit too far...This program is bigger than Nick Saban, and what almost happened with Jalen and Tua could have wrecked the program.
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I don't see it as issue of ignoring anything, it's more like recognizing Saban has more info and experience in making these decisions that I or anybody posting here does, and relying on his judgement. He will occasionally act human and make a mistake, but I'm going with overall results, and I couldn't be more pleased.You laugh, but he's right.
If the young WRs transferred because Tua didn't the chance, we would have been in major trouble. WR recruiting was already struggling.
But hey, you guys can continue to ignore what many have tried to say since the Auburn game.
It's the internet, hyperbole is our second language.Man, some of y'all need to dial down the hyperbole a bit.
Just sayin'...
This is beyond the pale.It's the internet, hyperbole is our second language.
That's the thing, though. If the young WRs left, there wouldn't have been 5*s waiting. The WR recruiting this year was very, very slow. It has gotten better in the last week. A few guys seem more interested than they previously did.I am sorry I missed where our WR were talking about transferring if Tua didn’t get a start. If that is thier desire and they want to go the way of Blake Barnett, Cornwall and others who went to losing programs and sat the bench so be it. There is another talented five star that probably wants their place. I really doubt it was ever a serious discussion... a team that fragmented would not have pulled together and won the National Championship...
What is all this hand wringing over the Barney game ... it was no more telling than the Ole Miss wins the years we won national titles before. At Auburn you play to hope to beat Bama ... at Bama you go to win National Titles. I could give two rips less about those inbreds and there two big wins at home this year. My question for them is where is the hardware? I tell them where it’s in Tuscaloosa... Again
The problem is that all the types of bama fans are out on this issue.Man, some of y'all need to dial down the hyperbole a bit.
Just sayin'...
Back seat coaching can be fun, hindsight makes for brilliant tacticians.This is beyond the pale.
As CullmanTide posted about - Saban has won 5 of 9 and some posters here act like he's lost it. The 'back seat coaching' going on here is astonishingly funny.
I'm just laughing aloud over here...
I get it, but again, it's incredible when you step back and take a look at it.The problem is that all the types of bama fans are out on this issue.
You have your sunshine pumpers saying “ how dare you question CNS. How dare you call yourself a Bama fan if you do so”
You have your realists who either say “ CNS is the greatest coach, but he isn’t beyond making a mistake” or “ He is the greatest coach, and I’m staying out of the eeyore and pumper war”
Then you have the eeyore brigade who say “ I told you Tua was the answer, why couldn’t CNS see what everyone knew”
Had Daboll left a week or two later I think it would be a more civil debate because the CLK comments wouldn’t be so warm to people’s ears, and people wouldn’t be as excited as they are now.
It has been severely hijacked.This thread is something else.
The funny thing is this inept coach started putting a plan in place after that very game to play Tua when Jalen struggled. We dominated Clemson, so he didn't put a true freshman in playoff game because there was no reason to. When Jalen clearly couldn't get it done, he put Tua.You laugh, but he's right.
If the young WRs transferred because Tua didn't the chance, we would have been in major trouble. WR recruiting was already struggling.
But hey, you guys can continue to ignore what many have tried to say since the Auburn game.
Coach once made a mistake just to see what it felt like.I don't see it as issue of ignoring anything, it's more like recognizing Saban has more info and experience in making these decisions that I or anybody posting here does, and relying on his judgement. He will occasionally act human and make a mistake, but I'm going with overall results, and I couldn't be more pleased.
It is incredible, and probably won’t be replicated in our lifetimes. He is the greatest coach, but there has been credible information that suggests him and Daboll had a difference of opinion on who the qb should be. These reports really have riled people up because it’s starting to show a side of CNS many aren’t comfortable with.I get it, but again, it's incredible when you step back and take a look at it.
I've long been openly critical of Saban about some issues - he's no more perfect than I am - but again, the 'back seat coaching' going on here is astonishingly funny.