What's it like replacing Nick Saban? Behind the scenes of Kalen DeBoer's first Alabama game week
Alabama rolled in its first game of the post-Nick Saban era. We have an inside look at everything from Kalen DeBoer's first game week.
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That was a great read. I guess CKD's wife is the one who curses in the family lol. His demeanor is the opposite of CNS. Maybe that turns out best in that he will not try to be CNS but himself. Bottom line - he needs to be the same as CNS when it comes to winning and playing to the Bama standard especially in the biggest games.
TerryP
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I'm not trying to bust your balls here. But, this is a legit question.
Has this ever been a question? Yes. Unfounded question, but it was asked. BUT, how is it still a question? I just don't get this.
We are eight months into this era where the phrase "there's massive changes happening in the building" has been posted, here, dozen's of times. And, I still see people looking at a change and scratching their heads.
Mark my words. Sooner or later you'll look at this and say, "Saban retired at the right time."
Excellent piece, thanks for sharing.
I was just stating the obvious and saying selecting someone like CKD who is opposite is probably the best thing that could have been done. Maybe this was strategic and on purpose by Byrne. Since they are different CKD should not feel the same pressure also somone that was a clone as long as he wins and wins big
So to answer your question it has never been an issue because of his demeaner and quiet confidence.
Crimson&WhiteGecko
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This may be sacriligious to say it at this point but his demeanor reminds more of coach Bryant. Much closer to him in height too.
There is a quiet confidence where I see a connection but not the physical aspects and that really deep voice. I hope the demand for excellence and physicality are the same.
