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re: If Les wins the MNC, does he stay at LSU or go Pro?
Posted on 10/31/11 at 8:14 am to NicoBlues
Posted on 10/31/11 at 8:14 am to NicoBlues
saban did have some coordinator experience in the NFL and was under bill B. i'd argue he was much more involved in coordinating one side of the ball than les is right now. it's kind of different
but, it isn't TOTALLY different. yet saban's mediocrity in the NFL (along with many others) should tell NFL teams not to mess with college coaches
but, it isn't TOTALLY different. yet saban's mediocrity in the NFL (along with many others) should tell NFL teams not to mess with college coaches
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Posted on 10/31/11 at 8:30 am to SlowFlowPro
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yet saban's mediocrity in the NFL (along with many others) should tell NFL teams not to mess with college coaches
Except that coaches like Jimmy Johnson, Bill Walsh, Tom Coughlin, and (now) Jim Harbaugh make the reward very high for going that route. The fanbase likes it because the coach has a pedigree of success, and the reward is commiserate with the risk if you find the next Bill Walsh. Most coaches have some college experience as well. Mike Tomlin as late as 1999 was coaching in college.
This post was edited on 10/31/11 at 8:32 am
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