Bingo!He keeps doing what he's been doing... Don't sleep on Dabo.
My guess is that Dabo has a zero buyout in his contract if Bama gives him a call...
He would practically crawl to Tuscaloosa for that job.
Bingo!He keeps doing what he's been doing... Don't sleep on Dabo.
I`d be absolutely stunned if he was offered and he turned it down.Bingo!
My guess is that Dabo has a zero buyout in his contract if Bama gives him a call...
He would practically crawl to Tuscaloosa for that job.
Just curious....why do you feel so strongly?Bingo!
My guess is that Dabo has a zero buyout in his contract if Bama gives him a call...
He would practically crawl to Tuscaloosa for that job.
He can probably stay at Clemson for years, even if they fall back to pack, based on what he's done.Just curious....why do you feel so strongly?
Seems to me there’s no logical reason he would leave his current gig.
Emotional attachment to his alma mater might override, but it would be a case of heart winning out over brain.
So I’m just curious as to why you feel so strongly that that’s the way it would turn out.
I'm not sure he would do it but in the great words of Coach Bryant "Mama called" and this would be one of the top choices as to why IMO.Just curious....why do you feel so strongly?
Seems to me there’s no logical reason he would leave his current gig.
Emotional attachment to his alma mater might override, but it would be a case of heart winning out over brain.
So I’m just curious as to why you feel so strongly that that’s the way it would turn out.
Dabo or someone on that staff is doing a great job of evaluating and attracting offensive skilled players, DL and secondary. The OL and LBs have been ordinary. I think they depend on the other areas to compensate, especially a mobile QB masking the OL shortcomings.He can probably stay at Clemson for years, even if they fall back to pack, based on what he's done.
But, I don't think anyone would doubt there is a draw to coaching at a place like UA (regardless of his connection as a player). And if CLM could win with CNS recruits for a few years, imagine what Dabo could do (and he's a great recruiter himself).
It's unlikely that Clemson falls off the college football map in the next 4-5 years without some serious allegations/problems.At some point the issue becomes Dabo's age and how attached he becomes to the job. If he does too well at Clemson, he might never want to leave. If he struggles, Alabama might not want him. It's a ticking clock sort of situation. I think in order for Dabo to end up with the job, Saban would have to be gone sooner rather than later. I don't think any of us want that.
There's a big difference between 4-5 and 7-10. 10 would put Dabo at 58, quite old for a hire. Nick Saban was old when he was hired to, but he's Nick Saban. A lot of coaches don't really stick with it past their mid-60s.Dabo is 48. Even if CNS coaches another 7-10 years, Dabo would be in the neighborhood of how old CNS was when he came to Bama.
Dabo truly loves the Capstone...Just curious....why do you feel so strongly?
Seems to me there’s no logical reason he would leave his current gig.
Emotional attachment to his alma mater might override, but it would be a case of heart winning out over brain.
So I’m just curious as to why you feel so strongly that that’s the way it would turn out.
Exactly!I'm not sure he would do it but in the great words of Coach Bryant "Mama called" and this would be one of the top choices as to why IMO.