Saban has gotten his fanbase and the media to focus not on the recent loss to AU, but on his future. Bama fans are crapping their pants right now and are begging him to stay, not crying to Finebaum about the loss.

This weekend he has a huge class of mostly five star recruits visiting Bama, and he will probably sign the deal with Bama, with them on campus, making himself the highest paid coach in NCAA football history.

The dead period starts Monday, and he will have gotten the last word and showed recruits what a big deal he is.

Genius move. And it cost him nothing.

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Posted by Funky Tide 8

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Posted on 12/12/13 at 8:07 pm to sammyptiger

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Saban has gotten his fanbase and the media to focus not on the recent loss to AU, but on his future. Bama fans are crapping their pants right now and are begging him to stay, not crying to Finebaum about the loss.

He also has gotten another fanbase so butthurt and scared, that they are pathetically, and maniacally hoping for his departure.

Sad, really.

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Posted by Robin Masters

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Posted on 12/12/13 at 8:09 pm to sammyptiger

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Saban has gotten his fanbase and the media to focus not on the recent loss to AU, but on his future. Bama fans are crapping their pants right now and are begging him to stay, not crying to Finebaum about the loss.

This weekend he has a huge class of mostly five star recruits visiting Bama, and he will probably sign the deal with Bama, with them on campus, making himself the highest paid coach in NCAA football history.

The dead period starts Monday, and he will have gotten the last word and showed recruits what a big deal he is.

Genius move. And it cost him nothing.

Rational post is rational. Someone should make you leader of the Corndogs.