I know the guy is disappointed. But, like he said earlier on, it's not the wins and losses that get to him. It's how the inmates took over the asylum and undermined what he was trying to do. I know it's hearsay and speculation to make comments like that, but I don't know what else can explain the way we folded up at the end of the year, and the play and actions of a few others. He had no idea the level of disfunctionality that was in this program when he got here.
Someone told me that when he was interviewing coaches on their way out at Bama, he asked one of them "what in the hell they had been doing down here for the past 4 years". I don't know that was the exact words, but I can see it, somehow.
I trust that we have a guy who is going to nearly kill himself to make this program a winner. If in three years, we are still down, and it's decided that he should be done away with, either by him or by some others in the program, then people, it's the end of this quest for superiority.
That's right. I'm saying if this guy can't get it done, then it cannot be done. We may still be Alabama, but if Saban can't do it, I don't think it can be done.