re: What's the Story with Amite?

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He learned from the best how to cheat like the best.

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This entire thing is so overblown. The north Louisiana being a Bama recruiting base with most prospects is fueled by the loss of a few big name kids. The whole boycott thing also helped get this whole idea rolling as well. Look the bottom line is that Nick saban is rarely beaten on the recruiting trail when he zeroes in on a certain prospect. In nearly every case where the Louisiana player was plucked away to Bama it was saban that was the primary influence on the entire thing. This is not just an amite or north LA thing either...Tim Williams went to U-HIGH and went to Bama. So did Dylan Moses. Landon Collins, Daylan Charlot, Shyheim Carter, Devonta Smith, Hootie Jones...the list goes on. It's not an any certain area thing, it's a saban is the best coach in modern college football history, has an entire hands worth of rings to flash, runs the biggest and best program in the country and when he comes into these kids homes in person and says that he wants them to play for him specifically, it makes it very hard for anyone and I mean anyone to even compete with what he brings to the table. How easily it is forgotten that LSU pulls in 90 percent of the top kids in the state each cycle and for the most part wins out on every home state recruit that we go after. And we also do a fantastic job of replacing the kids we end up losing. For every Hootie Jones we've lost there is a Jamal Adams that we've gained. Some losses sting far more than others because of the public nature of the whole announcement thing, a la what Landon Collins commiting to Bama on live TV while his mother is shaking her head wearing an LSU shirt...But I have some good news people....Nick saban is almost 70 years old. His days as the head coach at Bama are truly coming to a close. He nearly bolted to Texas for what would've been his final hoorah and if not for some publicly made comments and whatnot he would've gone. But I'm a strong believer in the thought that when he surpasses bear Bryant's title record and has his name firmly entrenched at the top of the mountain for good then Nick will be done and the challenge he coaches for will be gone and there will not be anything left for him to accomplish. Just imagine the time after saban and the coach who has to try and follow that dynasty....it's going to fall apart. This isn't like when Les took over after saban left LSU. Saban wasn't what saban really became quite yet. The fall from the top is going to be spectacular and nothing short of the fall of Rome is what will happen to the Bama football program in a couple seasons when saban decides to get out. Ten years from now we will look at an Alabama program that has had multiple coaching changes and has failed to win even 10 games for many years in a row and the times of today where Bama is this invincible thing is going to be seen as a distant memory. Just look at what alabama was before saban arrived. The string of coaches who couldn't get it done. The true ineptitude that program had hanging on it like a dark shadow it couldnt shake. It's going to take Bama a decade plus to shake back from the loss of saban as it's head coach. And since they suck at just about everything else in major college sports, losing this football dominance is going to make Bama irrelevant in every possible way year round. Meanwhile LSU will still have it's Yankees type equivalent that the baseball program is still going. Perhaps basketball is able to convince wade to stick around after he tears it up these first few years, and I fully expect the state to keep pumping out high level football talent on an annual basis that whoever the coach will be has to continue to harness to allow us to maintain a relevant formidable force amongst the elite football schools like has been the case since the year 2000 at LSU. Knowing that such a fall from Grace is coming to those p.o.s. gumps and how truly hard the times will be for the entire athletic department in near future for them will be makes me not really care too much about what happens here in these next couple seasons against them. One day there will actually be a sense of sympathy for Bama among the fanbase at some point because it will be that downtrodden compared to today. Enjoy it while it lasts gumps....karma is waiting to bitch slap the living crap out of all of you here soon and it's going to be glorious.

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This entire thing is so overblown. The north Louisiana being a Bama recruiting base with most prospects is fueled by the loss of a few big name kids. The whole boycott thing also helped get this whole idea rolling as well. Look the bottom line is that Nick saban is rarely beaten on the recruiting trail when he zeroes in on a certain prospect. In nearly every case where the Louisiana player was plucked away to Bama it was saban that was the primary influence on the entire thing. This is not just an amite or north LA thing either...Tim Williams went to U-HIGH and went to Bama. So did Dylan Moses. Landon Collins, Daylan Charlot, Shyheim Carter, Devonta Smith, Hootie Jones...the list goes on. It's not an any certain area thing, it's a saban is the best coach in modern college football history, has an entire hands worth of rings to flash, runs the biggest and best program in the country and when he comes into these kids homes in person and says that he wants them to play for him specifically, it makes it very hard for anyone and I mean anyone to even compete with what he brings to the table. How easily it is forgotten that LSU pulls in 90 percent of the top kids in the state each cycle and for the most part wins out on every home state recruit that we go after. And we also do a fantastic job of replacing the kids we end up losing. For every Hootie Jones we've lost there is a Jamal Adams that we've gained. Some losses sting far more than others because of the public nature of the whole announcement thing, a la what Landon Collins commiting to Bama on live TV while his mother is shaking her head wearing an LSU shirt...But I have some good news people....Nick saban is almost 70 years old. His days as the head coach at Bama are truly coming to a close. He nearly bolted to Texas for what would've been his final hoorah and if not for some publicly made comments and whatnot he would've gone. But I'm a strong believer in the thought that when he surpasses bear Bryant's title record and has his name firmly entrenched at the top of the mountain for good then Nick will be done and the challenge he coaches for will be gone and there will not be anything left for him to accomplish. Just imagine the time after saban and the coach who has to try and follow that dynasty....it's going to fall apart. This isn't like when Les took over after saban left LSU. Saban wasn't what saban really became quite yet. The fall from the top is going to be spectacular and nothing short of the fall of Rome is what will happen to the Bama football program in a couple seasons when saban decides to get out. Ten years from now we will look at an Alabama program that has had multiple coaching changes and has failed to win even 10 games for many years in a row and the times of today where Bama is this invincible thing is going to be seen as a distant memory. Just look at what alabama was before saban arrived. The string of coaches who couldn't get it done. The true ineptitude that program had hanging on it like a dark shadow it couldnt shake. It's going to take Bama a decade plus to shake back from the loss of saban as it's head coach. And since they suck at just about everything else in major college sports, losing this football dominance is going to make Bama irrelevant in every possible way year round. Meanwhile LSU will still have it's Yankees type equivalent that the baseball program is still going. Perhaps basketball is able to convince wade to stick around after he tears it up these first few years, and I fully expect the state to keep pumping out high level football talent on an annual basis that whoever the coach will be has to continue to harness to allow us to maintain a relevant formidable force amongst the elite football schools like has been the case since the year 2000 at LSU. Knowing that such a fall from Grace is coming to those p.o.s. gumps and how truly hard the times will be for the entire athletic department in near future for them will be makes me not really care too much about what happens here in these next couple seasons against them. One day there will actually be a sense of sympathy for Bama among the fanbase at some point because it will be that downtrodden compared to today. Enjoy it while it lasts gumps....karma is waiting to bitch slap the living crap out of all of you here soon and it's going to be glorious.

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What's the Story with Amite?

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Pandy Fackler

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