Docsoloman3

I don't know where you got your info, but Bama fans could not care less about the RR/Saban point. We know theoretically that if RR had came here, we surely would not have Saban.

However, since it did not happen, it's pointless to fret over something that does not matter. We are quite happen and do not give RR a second thought now.

Alabama and Florida are not unique, there are statues at stadiums and schools for athletes and coaches all over the country.

Hurts practices against Alabama's defense everyday. Not many teams in America can throw anything at him that he does not see everyday from Saban and staff.

Never have understood why anybody would rush the field after a big win. IMO, it gives the impression that you believe someone was so much better than you, that if you win, you want to tell the world you are so happy you did something you did not think you could do, you rush the field with deliriously happiness.

Instead of rushing the field, why not just smile and say you knew you could win, no matter who the opponent.

ZZZZZZ....Brilliant. For dreaux

7 of Alabama's 11 defensive starters have scored a TD this year.

GMAC's father was an executive with the Dallas Cowboys for many years, he QB'ed a NC team, and he was a finalist for a Rhodes Scholarship his senior year. The man is smart and knows football.

He won a NC as a QB,and was a finalist for a Rhodes Scholarship.So I would say that probably gives him more credibility than 90% of the talking heads in sports.

I understand college football is big business, but sometimes in business trust between parties is the key to success.

Alabama wanted Nick Saban and nobody else, so they stuck their neck out to gain his trust. He has no buyout, he can leave freely at any time.
If Alabama fires him without just cause, he gets the remainder of his contract. He has no restrictions on wins and losses, he is paid the same for 0-12 or 12-0, but he is paid bonuses for post season accomplishments.

He has paid back Alabama's trust by staying loyal for 10 years. Now his children, grandbaby, and Mother are up the road in B'ham, so his wife says she will never move again.

My last point was this. Alabama and Saban kept that trust for years, now his personal life and Alabama's windfall from his accomplishments have permanently cemented that trust.

Now the question is this, is there a big time Coach out there that LSU is willing to gamble on such points as Alabama did with Saban? A young up and coming Coach, maybe not, a seasoned big time coach, perhaps.

It's going to be a trying time for the Tigers fan base. Best of luck in your search.