| FTBL Rank SEC West Coaches

[Guest]

With Nutt to Ole Miss and Grobe to Arkansas, how do you rank the coaches of the SEC West?

 

[Bama Los]

With Nutt to Ole Miss and Grobe to Arkansas, how do you rank the coaches of the SEC West?

I thought Grobe was staying at Wake forest???

 

[BarnBurner]

1) Saban

2) Grobe (Grobe is probably going to stay at Wake, but I'll give you the benifit of the doubt)

3) Croom

4) Tubs

5) Miles

6) Nutt


That was actually hard to do because there are so many good coaches in the west. With the exception of Tubs and Miles, I wouldn't mind my kids playing for any one of them.

 

[Guest]

1) Saban

2) Grobe (Grobe is probably going to stay at Wake, but I'll give you the benifit of the doubt)

3) Croom

4) Tubs

5) Miles

6) Nutt


That was actually hard to do because there are so many good coaches in the west. With the exception of Tubs and Miles, I wouldn't mind my kids playing for any one of them.

"Hard to do" was the way I saw it too. That's why I threw it out there. Grobe was added because I had to have a name for them, and because I wanted to know what others thought of him.

Three years from now, I guess we will know.

 

[GoodScotch]

How many children do you have?

 

[Guest]

How many children do you have?

Yeah, how could mess up such a list?

We all know Miles should be last.

 

[bear facts]

How many children do you have?

Looks like someone might need to lay off the ol' bottle.

 

[BarnBurner]

How many children do you have?

None right now, it's too scary to raise kids now. You can do a very good job and in spite of all you efforts they might decide to go to LSU.

 

[RollllTide!]

Rank

They are all rank except Saban. :lol:

 

[ExiledTidefan]

It depends a lot on the criteria used to determine who is the best coach in the SEC West. Right now, for my money, as bad as I hate to say it, it's hard to beat Tommy Tuberville. The guy consistently beats teams he has no business beating. The team pretty much always wins. They get better each year as the season goes along. Not too many other programs can say that. Still, UGA is beginning to own them now, and until that changes, they won't be competing for too many SEC titles. Plus, no national titles to his credit and too many pitiful performances against lesser opponents. In the area of National Titles, Nick Saban is the only one in the west who currently has one, but three coaches in the east do (Fulmer, Spurrier, Meyer) and Richt is not a bad step down.

The east is better coached as a group than the west.

My rank in the West, and then the east.

1-Saban/Tuberville (ugghhh)
3-Nutt
4-Leslie Miles
5-Croom
6-Whoever Arkansas hires

 

[crimsontradition14]

It depends a lot on the criteria used to determine who is the best coach in the SEC West. Right now, for my money, as bad as I hate to say it, it's hard to beat Tommy Tuberville. The guy consistently beats teams he has no business beating. The team pretty much always wins. They get better each year as the season goes along. Not too many other programs can say that. Still, UGA is beginning to own them now, and until that changes, they won't be competing for too many SEC titles. Plus, no national titles to his credit and too many pitiful performances against lesser opponents. In the area of National Titles, Nick Saban is the only one in the west who currently has one, but three coaches in the east do (Fulmer, Spurrier, Meyer) and Richt is not a bad step down.

The east is better coached as a group than the west.

My rank in the West, and then the east.

1-Saban/Tuberville (ugghhh)
3-Nutt
4-Leslie Miles
5-Croom
6-Whoever Arkansas hires

Croom below Nutt and Miles? What is your reasoning behind that? I think that if LSU had Croom they might be better off. Nutt is good but I don't think he could do as well with the MSU situation as Croom has.