Would Saban consider going to USC?

I don't think anybody on here knows what Saban would do....hell I want to say why in the hell would he go to USC....but with his arrogance and a-hole-ish attitude he would fit in well so maybe he would go....bottom line I don't have a clue.

mike riley

I don't think Saban goes anywhere. He will never get his ego stroked more than what Alabama will do for him. His godlike status at Bama and the opportunity to overshadow Bear Bryant feeds his enormous ego like nothing else ever could.

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Froggy
Would Saban consider going to USC?
Saban wont make that mistake twice

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Twice?!? When was the first? Or maybe more accurately *only* twice?

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Would Saban consider going to USC?

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No...he is at the USC of the south right now. I think if he leaves us and continues to coach it will be for an NFL job.

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he is at the USC of the south right now.

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If there is any USC of the south it would be Florida way before yalls arse

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Howard Jones won MNCs at Yale, Iowa and Southern Cal. Actually, he won multiple MNCs at Yale and Southern Cal.

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Penn State after Joe Pa retires next year.

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I've always said this is the most likely move if Saban leaves Bama.

I think he WILL eventually leave. His ego is too big for one thing (a big ego isn't necessarily bad in a coach, IMO, so that's a compliment). I think he'll eventually get bored at Bama and have a want (haha) for a challenge. And what greater challenge AND boost to his ego than to coach a third team, this time from a non-SEC conference, to a BCS title? But I don't think he leaves for any team. There's got to be cache with the history of the program...and the right atmosphere (small town, historic program, loyal fanbase). Penn State fits the bill, plus he's got ties to the area. But I don't know if he'd leave next year, I give him a few more years to get tired of his current job.

That, or he goes back to the NFL, like Carroll. Could be that after a few more years, he regrets the way he left and doesn't want that failure as a part of his legacy.