Most famous quote of the off season goes to..

[bamawriter]

Originally Posted by KoachKletus

Cool. Scared of Tennessee. Keep it that way.

I've pondered this for a bit. I still haven't come up with a reason that Bama should be afraid of UT. But I'll keep thinking on it and get back to you if I come up w/ something.

[KoachKletus]

Originally Posted by bamawriter

I've pondered this for a bit. I still haven't come up with a reason that Bama should be afraid of UT. But I'll keep thinking on it and get back to you if I come up w/ something.

Quit pondering and let me help you -
http://www.volnation.com/forum/attac...1&d=1342915107

[bamawriter]

No, you shut up!

[onefesternation]

Originally Posted by bamawriter

I've pondered this for a bit. I still haven't come up with a reason that Bama should be afraid of UT. But I'll keep thinking on it and get back to you if I come up w/ something.

Maybe the games from the years 1995-2006, in which Tennessee won 10 out of 12, including 7 in a row will refresh your memory. You've won several in a row, congrats, but sh!t is cyclical in this league for most teams. Enjoy it while you're on top, but I assure you that Saban ain't gonna be there for the next 30 years coaching top 5 teams every year. Tennessee will beat Alabama again, many times in fact. In fact, one day, not too long from now I predict, UT will literally stomp the SH!T out of poor Bama.

Don't get me wrong, I don't want you out of the message board, not that my opinion matters anyway. But I actually appreciate most of what fans of the other schools bring to this board, with very few exceptions. The constant-negavols eat at me worse than you "other guys." But you're being a d!ck here.

[scvol@upstate]

Originally Posted by bamawriter

I've pondered this for a bit. I still haven't come up with a reason that Bama should be afraid of UT. But I'll keep thinking on it and get back to you if I come up w/ something.

Because we will play you full throttle.What do we have to lose?Its very possible to whip yo crimson red azz lmfao.

[bamawriter]

Why so sensitive?

[give_him 6]

Originally Posted by onefesternation

Maybe the games from the years 1995-2006, in which Tennessee won 10 out of 12, including 7 in a row will refresh your memory. You've won several in a row, congrats, but sh!t is cyclical in this league for most teams. Enjoy it while you're on top, but I assure you that Saban ain't gonna be there for the next 30 years coaching top 5 teams every year. Tennessee will beat Alabama again, many times in fact. In fact, one day, not too long from now I predict, UT will literally stomp the SH!T out of poor Bama.

Don't get me wrong, I don't want you out of the message board, not that my opinion matters anyway. But I actually appreciate most of what fans of the other schools bring to this board, with very few exceptions. The constant-negavols eat at me worse than you "other guys." But you're being a d!ck here.

Anyone think that perhaps Saban might try the NFL again after this season? Found this article and it points out he only stays at programs for 5 years.


http://southcarolina.********************/44/SIAP-Nick-Saban-leaving-Alabama-5747689/1


Sorry, can't get link to work from my phone. Here is what it says. It's from November.

Franz Beard (site owner of 247Gators) says this....
Nick Saban is putting out feelers to leave Alabama ... Penn State, Ohio State, Texas are said to be the schools he's interested in. Allegedly there is also interest in another NFL job.
I'm not the only one hearing this. I talked to someone last night who is intimately involved in assistant coach searches who is hearing this and another site on our network says two sources at Alabama have confirmed it.
Here is the interesting denominator -- the longest Nick Saban has coached anywhere is five years. He was five years at Michigan State, five years at LSU and this is his fifth year at Alabama.
"Nick sees himself as a program builder not a program sustainer," my source told me. "After five years he gets bored and needs a new challenge."
It's just a rumor at this stage but will it grow some legs?
Of course, Saban will deny it if someone asks him the question publicly. He denied that he was leaving Michigan State, denied that he was leaving LSU and he denied that he was leaving the Miami Dolphins. We know what happened there.
But ... will he do it again? Right now it's just a rumor but it is cause for speculation.
Another poster in that thread says that on the Buckeyes 247 site, there is a premium article that says that they've heard it as well.

[Orangesmokey]

Originally Posted by bamawriter

I've pondered this for a bit. I still haven't come up with a reason that Bama should be afraid of UT. But I'll keep thinking on it and get back to you if I come up w/ something.

Tennessee has nothing to lose when we play Bama. We should play like it too. Not saying that Tennessee will beat Bama but we have nothing to lose and could be dangerous at that point in season if all things are clicking

[bamawriter]

Originally Posted by Orangesmokey

Tennessee has nothing to lose when we play Bama. We should play like it too. Not saying that Tennessee will beat Bama but we have nothing to lose and could be dangerous at that point in season if all things are clicking

What has UT had to lose the last couple of seasons?

[bamawriter]

Originally Posted by give_him 6

Anyone think that perhaps Saban might try the NFL again after this season? Found this article and it points out he only stays at programs for 5 years.


http://southcarolina.***************...bama-5747689/1


Sorry, can't get link to work from my phone. Here is what it says. It's from November.

Franz Beard (site owner of 247Gators) says this....
Nick Saban is putting out feelers to leave Alabama ... Penn State, Ohio State, Texas are said to be the schools he's interested in. Allegedly there is also interest in another NFL job.
I'm not the only one hearing this. I talked to someone last night who is intimately involved in assistant coach searches who is hearing this and another site on our network says two sources at Alabama have confirmed it.
Here is the interesting denominator -- the longest Nick Saban has coached anywhere is five years. He was five years at Michigan State, five years at LSU and this is his fifth year at Alabama.
"Nick sees himself as a program builder not a program sustainer," my source told me. "After five years he gets bored and needs a new challenge."
It's just a rumor at this stage but will it grow some legs?
Of course, Saban will deny it if someone asks him the question publicly. He denied that he was leaving Michigan State, denied that he was leaving LSU and he denied that he was leaving the Miami Dolphins. We know what happened there.
But ... will he do it again? Right now it's just a rumor but it is cause for speculation.
Another poster in that thread says that on the Buckeyes 247 site, there is a premium article that says that they've heard it as well.

PSU and OSU hired coaches since that blog was written. Guess I really need to be scared of Texas.

[nicksjuzunk]

Originally Posted by VOLtownUSA

Could've sworn I heard this same quote last year, only then it was James Franklin that said it and he said Vandy in place of Tennessee. . .

We then proceeded to kick they azz as always

[VOLtownUSA]

Originally Posted by nicksjuzunk

We then proceeded to kick they azz as always

. . . let's hope our use of the quote ends better

[rjd970]

Wishful thinking. Saban isn't going anywhere. He has it made at Bama. He's going to make his money and coast to the end of his career.

[AlexHay13]

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[VolsSportsFan]

Originally Posted by VOLtownUSA

. . . let's hope our use of the quote ends better

Well they did make a bowl game, which would be an improvement over last year.