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Title: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: Coach Hank Crisp on October 19, 2011, 10:01:02 AM
http://www.timesfreepress.com/news/2011/oct/19/tides-saban-one-of-best-coaches-ever/?sportscollege

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The Mount Rushmore of Southeastern Conference football coaches may have its fourth face.

After Tennessee's Robert Neyland, Alabama's Paul "Bear" Bryant and Florida's Steve Spurrier dominated their respective eras in the SEC, former LSU and current Alabama coach Nick Saban continues to stake his claim as an all-time great. Saban is the first coach in league history to guide two programs to national championships, and if his 7-0 Crimson Tide can finish 14-0 for a second time in three years, he would win a record 50 games in a four-year stretch.

His latest victim, Ole Miss coach Houston Nutt, has no reservations placing Saban among the league's elite historically.

"They've already got a statue down there, don't they?" Nutt said. "I think you can go ahead and do that. Whenever you hold up that crystal ball, I think you've done something very special, and he's done it at two schools."



Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: BAMAWV on October 19, 2011, 10:49:21 AM
Y'all are gonna give him the big head. Except for his woman. I'll bet she's still, "If I'd have married $%#@&%# I wouldn't have to live this way" or "It wouldn't kill you to pick up a little around here" or "You just stay in your office all day watching movies and posting on that stupid forum." -----Well, maybe the last one's just mine.


Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: BAMAWV on October 19, 2011, 11:18:02 AM
Y'all are gonna give him the big head. Except for his woman. I'll bet she's still, "If I'd have married $%#@&%# I wouldn't have to live this way" or "It wouldn't kill you to pick up a little around here" or "You just stay in your office all day watching movies and posting on that stupid forum." -----Well, maybe the last one's just mine.
"If Bear Bryant decided to go jump in the lake does that mean you..."


Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: SUPERCOACH on October 19, 2011, 11:23:51 AM
Steve Spurrier does not belong on this list.  Saban doesn't belong there yet.  HTH.


Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: double nickel on October 19, 2011, 11:30:42 AM
Steve Spurrier does not belong on this list.  Saban doesn't belong there yet.  HTH.

Agreed, Saban needs at least one more of the little glass foosballs and Spurrier has just one so he is on the same level as Cheezit and lester


Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: BAMAWV on October 19, 2011, 11:39:12 AM
Steve Spurrier does not belong on this list.  Saban doesn't belong there yet.  HTH.

Agreed, Saban needs at least one more of the little glass foosballs and Spurrier has just one so he is on the same level as Cheezit and lester
Lou Holtz level? CNS has 2 at different schools. That is pretty exclusive.


Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: Hannibal Lecter, MD on October 19, 2011, 11:43:15 AM
Steve Spurrier does not belong on this list.  Saban doesn't belong there yet.  HTH.

Agreed, Saban needs at least one more of the little glass foosballs and Spurrier has just one so he is on the same level as Cheezit and lester
Lou Holtz level? CNS has 2 at different schools. That is pretty exclusive.

If he'd stayed at LSU he might've had 4 by now.


Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: BAMAWV on October 19, 2011, 11:44:48 AM
Steve Spurrier does not belong on this list.  Saban doesn't belong there yet.  HTH.

Agreed, Saban needs at least one more of the little glass foosballs and Spurrier has just one so he is on the same level as Cheezit and lester
Lou Holtz level? CNS has 2 at different schools. That is pretty exclusive.

If he'd stayed at LSU he might've had 4 by now.
Destiny had different plans for his "make 'em quit" azz.


Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: double nickel on October 19, 2011, 11:45:58 AM
Steve Spurrier does not belong on this list.  Saban doesn't belong there yet.  HTH.

Agreed, Saban needs at least one more of the little glass foosballs and Spurrier has just one so he is on the same level as Cheezit and lester
Lou Holtz level? CNS has 2 at different schools. That is pretty exclusive.

I know it counts for everyone else but I will only recognize championships won in CRIMSON


Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: BAMAWV on October 19, 2011, 11:50:01 AM
Steve Spurrier does not belong on this list.  Saban doesn't belong there yet.  HTH.

Agreed, Saban needs at least one more of the little glass foosballs and Spurrier has just one so he is on the same level as Cheezit and lester
Lou Holtz level? CNS has 2 at different schools. That is pretty exclusive.

I know it counts for everyone else but I will only recognize championships won in CRIMSON
Rules are rules but I think you should make an exception for enhancing the resume of one of our own!


Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: Catch Prothro on October 19, 2011, 11:59:57 AM
Whether he belongs yet or not, I like that Saban is writing his name in Crimson Flame.


Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: ricky023 on October 19, 2011, 12:09:30 PM
Whether he belongs yet or not, I like that Saban is writing his name in Crimson Flame.

Very good Catch,  but if we look his work in academic side and the development of class. I would say he is already there. He has brought back more Pride to this University than we have had since Coach Stallings. We are not laughed at anymore on ESPN and other places, we not only win championships but the players graduate with honors. RTR!


Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: SUPERCOACH on October 19, 2011, 12:24:49 PM
Neyland had 4 and Bear had 6.  Spurrier is a one hit wonder.  Saban has 2 at different schools which is unique.  When he gets 2 more at UA he will belong IMHO.


Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: SUPERCOACH on October 19, 2011, 12:25:13 PM
Whether he belongs yet or not, I like that Saban is writing his name in Crimson Flame.

:clap:


Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: Coach Hank Crisp on October 19, 2011, 12:42:01 PM
Y'all are gonna give him the big head. Except for his woman. I'll bet she's still, "If I'd have married $%#@&%# I wouldn't have to live this way" or "It wouldn't kill you to pick up a little around here" or "You just stay in your office all day watching movies and posting on that stupid forum." -----Well, maybe the last one's just mine.

What good movies have you been watching in your office?

Since 2008 Coach Saban's Crimson Tide team has lost 5 games going 43-5.  Four of those losses have come from teams whose coaches have won National Chamiponships.

If he wins out this year and pushes the record to 50-5 in four years, and brings home #14 NC, he just maybe one of the two best coaches 'The Tide Crimson' has ever had.

HTH.



Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: BAMAWV on October 19, 2011, 01:04:17 PM
Y'all are gonna give him the big head. Except for his woman. I'll bet she's still, "If I'd have married $%#@&%# I wouldn't have to live this way" or "It wouldn't kill you to pick up a little around here" or "You just stay in your office all day watching movies and posting on that stupid forum." -----Well, maybe the last one's just mine.

What good movies have you been watching in your office?

Since 2008 Coach Saban's Crimson Tide team has lost 5 games going 43-5.  Four of those losses have come from teams whose coaches have won National Chamiponships.

If he wins out this year and pushes the record to 50-5 in four years, and brings home #14 NC, he just maybe one of the two best coaches 'The Tide Crimson' has ever had.

HTH.


The other day, I watched a movie called Get Low with that old guy that was in Days of Thunder. I enjoyed that.


Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: Coach Hank Crisp on October 19, 2011, 01:08:06 PM
Y'all are gonna give him the big head. Except for his woman. I'll bet she's still, "If I'd have married $%#@&%# I wouldn't have to live this way" or "It wouldn't kill you to pick up a little around here" or "You just stay in your office all day watching movies and posting on that stupid forum." -----Well, maybe the last one's just mine.

What good movies have you been watching in your office?

Since 2008 Coach Saban's Crimson Tide team has lost 5 games going 43-5.  Four of those losses have come from teams whose coaches have won National Chamiponships.

If he wins out this year and pushes the record to 50-5 in four years, and brings home #14 NC, he just maybe one of the two best coaches 'The Tide Crimson' has ever had.

HTH.


The other day, I watched a movie called Get Low with that old guy that was in Days of Thunder. I enjoyed that.

Cool.

Robert Duvall 'old guy'?


Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: BAMAWV on October 19, 2011, 01:11:42 PM
Y'all are gonna give him the big head. Except for his woman. I'll bet she's still, "If I'd have married $%#@&%# I wouldn't have to live this way" or "It wouldn't kill you to pick up a little around here" or "You just stay in your office all day watching movies and posting on that stupid forum." -----Well, maybe the last one's just mine.

What good movies have you been watching in your office?

Since 2008 Coach Saban's Crimson Tide team has lost 5 games going 43-5.  Four of those losses have come from teams whose coaches have won National Chamiponships.

If he wins out this year and pushes the record to 50-5 in four years, and brings home #14 NC, he just maybe one of the two best coaches 'The Tide Crimson' has ever had.

HTH.


The other day, I watched a movie called Get Low with that old guy that was in Days of Thunder. I enjoyed that.

Cool.

Robert Duvall 'old guy'?
That's the guy. I like him and Reagan and Fred Thompson. Before someone starts pouting, Reagan made a football movie. I didn't think much of it, but I'm not Rex Reed.


Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: Chechem on October 19, 2011, 01:26:56 PM
Y'all are gonna give him the big head. Except for his woman. I'll bet she's still, "If I'd have married $%#@&%# I wouldn't have to live this way" or "It wouldn't kill you to pick up a little around here" or "You just stay in your office all day watching movies and posting on that stupid forum." -----Well, maybe the last one's just mine.
What good movies have you been watching in your office?
Since 2008 Coach Saban's Crimson Tide team has lost 5 games going 43-5.  Four of those losses have come from teams whose coaches have won National Chamiponships.

If he wins out this year and pushes the record to 50-5 in four years, and brings home #14 NC, he just maybe one of the two best coaches 'The Tide Crimson' has ever had.
HTH.
The other day, I watched a movie called Get Low with that old guy that was in Days of Thunder. I enjoyed that.
Cool.
Robert Duvall 'old guy'?
That's the guy. I like him and Reagan and Fred Thompson. Before someone starts pouting, Reagan made a football movie. I didn't think much of it, but I'm not Rex Reed.

Who?


Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: Catch Prothro on October 19, 2011, 01:31:29 PM
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Rex Reed
Haven't heard that name in a long time, maybe since his Gong Show days.


Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: BAMAWV on October 19, 2011, 01:37:12 PM
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Rex Reed
Haven't heard that name in a long time, maybe since his Gong Show days.
I didn't know he was on The Gong Show. But I probably didn't see it much. The Rex Reed I'm thinking of was a movie critic. But aren't we all!


Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: Catch Prothro on October 19, 2011, 01:40:44 PM
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Rex Reed
Haven't heard that name in a long time, maybe since his Gong Show days.
I didn't know he was on The Gong Show. But I probably didn't see it much. The Rex Reed I'm thinking of was a movie critic. But aren't we all!
Gong Show, Marisa Tomei conspiracy, shoplifting and all, that's Rex Reed.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rex_Reed


Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: Hannibal Lecter, MD on October 19, 2011, 01:59:17 PM
Y'all are gonna give him the big head. Except for his woman. I'll bet she's still, "If I'd have married $%#@&%# I wouldn't have to live this way" or "It wouldn't kill you to pick up a little around here" or "You just stay in your office all day watching movies and posting on that stupid forum." -----Well, maybe the last one's just mine.

What good movies have you been watching in your office?

Since 2008 Coach Saban's Crimson Tide team has lost 5 games going 43-5.  Four of those losses have come from teams whose coaches have won National Chamiponships.

If he wins out this year and pushes the record to 50-5 in four years, and brings home #14 NC, he just maybe one of the two best coaches 'The Tide Crimson' has ever had.

HTH.


The other day, I watched a movie called Get Low with that old guy that was in Days of Thunder. I enjoyed that.

Cool.

Robert Duvall 'old guy'?
That's the guy. I like him and Reagan and Fred Thompson. Before someone starts pouting, Reagan made a football movie. I didn't think much of it, but I'm not Rex Reed.

I don't think Cousin Fred has done any acting lately.  I was kinda sad that he didn't throw his hat into the election ring this time.


Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: BAMAWV on October 19, 2011, 02:04:48 PM
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Rex Reed
Haven't heard that name in a long time, maybe since his Gong Show days.
I didn't know he was on The Gong Show. But I probably didn't see it much. The Rex Reed I'm thinking of was a movie critic. But aren't we all!
Gong Show, Marisa Tomei conspiracy, shoplifting and all, that's Rex Reed.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rex_Reed
One day I was going to buy some CDs at a big chain Tapes and Records place in NYC. Some character with $4000 worth of (faux) bling stopped me at the door and said I would have to leave my attache case with him while I shopped. I refused and went on my way. But I couldn't help but wonder if the heightened security in the store had more to do with the guy at the door and his friends, than anything else.


Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: Catch Prothro on October 19, 2011, 02:24:28 PM
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Rex Reed
Haven't heard that name in a long time, maybe since his Gong Show days.
I didn't know he was on The Gong Show. But I probably didn't see it much. The Rex Reed I'm thinking of was a movie critic. But aren't we all!
Gong Show, Marisa Tomei conspiracy, shoplifting and all, that's Rex Reed.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rex_Reed
One day I was going to buy some CDs at a big chain Tapes and Records place in NYC. Some character with $4000 worth of (faux) bling stopped me at the door and said I would have to leave my attache case with him while I shopped. I refused and went on my way. But I couldn't help but wonder if the heightened security in the store had more to do with the guy at the door and his friends, than anything else.
Maybe Rex Reed shopped there.


Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: hscoach on October 20, 2011, 10:01:13 AM
I think one of the main points people are missing here is the scholarship limits Saban has to work under.   I agree Coach Bryant was one of the greatest, if not the greatest,  coaches of all times.  However, he was able to get the best players and give scholarship to other just so other teams could not sign them.  This also shows Coach Bryants impact on the young men knowing they were coming to a team where competition would be extremely hard to get playing time.  I think the same can be said for Saban's teams.


Title: Re: Tide's Saban one of best coaches ever
Post by: SUPERCOACH on October 20, 2011, 10:06:24 AM
I think one of the main points people are missing here is the scholarship limits Saban has to work under.   I agree Coach Bryant was one of the greatest, if not the greatest,  coaches of all times.  However, he was able to get the best players and give scholarship to other just so other teams could not sign them.  This also shows Coach Bryants impact on the young men knowing they were coming to a team where competition would be extremely hard to get playing time.  I think the same can be said for Saban's teams.

Good point.