ESPN: Saban like Bryant runs off SEC coaches

[Old Tider]

Chris Low says it all:

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[Marshal Dillon]

This says it all.

Sometimes the truth hurts, and sometimes the truth causes seismic shifts in a league that considers itself the best football conference in the country.

Either way, this just in: Alabama coach Nick Saban's shadow in the SEC has grown to epic proportions.

 

[2Stater]

Saban is good for the economy. He's getting coaches fired, who receive buyouts, then new coaches take their place that will make at least as much. It's all win-win. 

[Catch Prothro]

I think Richt has more to do with McElwain's success at Florida, and Mizzou making the SECCG the prior two years, more than it has to do with Saban.  These were years when the SEC East was way down, except Georgia had an experienced coach with his players and still couldn't take advantage.  Losing to a fairly new coach at Tennessee this year didn't help either.  Georgia is clearly falling behind in the SEC East. 

[ricky023]

I think Richt has more to do with McElwain's success at Florida, and Mizzou making the SECCG the prior two years, more than it has to do with Saban.  These were years when the SEC East was way down, except Georgia had an experienced coach with his players and still couldn't take advantage.  Losing to a fairly new coach at Tennessee this year didn't help either.  Georgia is clearly falling behind in the SEC East. 

You know Catch I think you hit the nail dead on the head here. Georgia I believe should been playing the last 4 years in a row in the SECCG. RTR!

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