TattedTiger

James Franklin would have been fired after his second year at Bama if his trajectory was the same as it was at PSU.

Hot take for now, but won't be in 10 years: Bama is going to struggle to adapt to unrestricted NIL, more than several other SEC teams.

Lane fricked too many brides in Alabama to be allowed back.

Wait did I say brides...meant bridges.

Heupel is the only one that makes any sense there. Dabo would be the end of Alabama as a powerhouse he can't adapt to NIL and they need someone who can.

Texas to Alabama is not a lateral move. It's a step down job wise.

Lanning isn't leaving Nike money in Oregon.

Why didn't they go after him the Napier year?

So if Ole Miss was right to force Lane out because he might have done what people like Sumrall are actually doing...people are just mad at Lane for agreeing to another job for next year?

Was he expected to stay at Ole Miss forever, or just wait until after the CFP and choose whatever job is left?

I think it’s wrong for the media to be attacking Lane. I think it's unreasonable to say he should not have considered another job for next year, particularly if it was by all accounts his dream job. So what should he have done differently? If he didn't fight to coach his Ole Miss team, it'd be even worse.

If Ole Miss let him stay, there was a risk that he'd be doing what Sumrall is doing, but Ole Miss would have their entire coaching staff in place. Ole Miss told him to get out, and so he had to start working for his new employer. It just feels like people want someone to blame when this is a situation where both sides acted pretty reasonably, even though I personally don’t think Ole Miss made the right call.

That's because Feinbaum and Pate showed their asses by insisting that Lane wasn't gonna leave.

As we are all consistent and principled people, I expect us to aim our pitchforks accordingly.

Idk if he is but I sure am

Good. Burn that dump to the ground.