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It’s easier than you think. He only goes after coaches who understand the process and understand his word is final. Furthermore, it’s easy to make any coach look good when you’ve got bags of talent on the field and sidelines.
I am going to say coach O has to be cheating. And no one could convince me otherwise. With what he did at Ole Miss and here. And the LSU basketball team got caught last year. Something stinks in LSU
Sure but Steve Sark should not be close to Bama playcalling. He’s been nothing but an overrated playcaller for them.
He’ll get a job somewhere else but will be a dud. Having underwhelming coordinators revolving every year will take a toll
Not so far my friend. History is not on their side for replacing a HOF coach with a high quality hire immediately after.Maybe. But with their war chest, they'd rebound swiftly with yet another quality hire. However, I don't think Saban quits this season. Bama has too much resiliency both fiscal and player talent to stay down if what you describe happens.
Alabama has more money than Clemson![]()
It’s easier than you think. He only goes after coaches who understand the process and understand his word is final. Furthermore, it’s easy to make any coach look good when you’ve got bags of talent on the field and sidelines.
Not so far my friend. History is not on their side for replacing a HOF coach with a high quality hire immediately after.
Hes not a good head coach. But just like Dabo at Clemson he has sense enough to hire great coordinators on both sides of the ball. He just manages the coaches and recruits.Agree. Something is just not right about that whole situation. LSU settled for him. USC didn't want him. Ole Miss kicked him to the curb. And now, all of the sudden he's a good head coach?
If Pruitt has us at 10 wins in 2021 and in the 6 bowl in 2022, I would be concerned if Saban leaves then. They will absolutely move heaven and earth to get Pruitt back because he would be the best choice to continue Saban's program. He knows all the recruiting places, he has history so its like "coming home", immediate acceptance by the rabid bubba fans.
Right now, Pruitt hasnt shown enough success here yet to be worried. But then, Saban isnt retiring this year anyway. By 2022,-2023 is the real danger, IMO. Pruitt will have shown what he is capable of here but will not yet be considered entrenched like Dabo at Clemson and Saban may retire around then. If so, its a real worrry. I think as long as Fulmer is AD, we are good - but he might retire by 2023? If Fulmer goes, I would not give a plugged nickles chance to keep Pruitt.
If Pruitt does continue to succeed past 2022-2023, and Saban doesnt yet retire, I think the door to get Pruitt will close. I still think he would be better off here if he is succeeding because he can build under his own name instead of Saban's.
So Pruitt has gone from getting fired in September to a $500 million stash for him and his staff?I’m a believer that Pruitt & Co. will have Tennessee competitive for SECCs and the NCS. Along the way, I believe we will see a dip in Alabama fortunes and Saban being smart enough to bow out to preserve his legacy. It’s then that the pachyderm polookas will come calling.
If the UT is smart, they will begin now arming themselves for war. Start now putting aside the money needed to combat Bama’s push to get Pruitt and perhaps his entire staff. Start now being as dedicated as Bama to the football program to keep it top tier. Instead of lapsing back into the cesspool we allowed it to get mired in the first place. It might not be a bad idea to set a goal of a five hundred million stash to go along with whatever else might be needed. And even if we lost out, we’d be in such a sweet place hire whoever else wanted. Start arming now for the war to come.