HE does not sleep at all!!! Not during ball season!bamafan4ever said:Good grief. Some of the Barners are saying that he made this statement as a "recruiting tactic". :roll:
I just don't know how Saban sleeps at night being so diabolical and all.
Atlanta_Tider said:HE does not sleep at all!!! Not during ball season!bamafan4ever said:Good grief. Some of the Barners are saying that he made this statement as a "recruiting tactic". :roll:
I just don't know how Saban sleeps at night being so diabolical and all.
Number1TideFan19 said:Atlanta_Tider said:HE does not sleep at all!!! Not during ball season!bamafan4ever said:Good grief. Some of the Barners are saying that he made this statement as a "recruiting tactic". :roll:
I just don't know how Saban sleeps at night being so diabolical and all.
I bet he's watchim tape right now,trying to figure out what makes tebow cry.
imalive1459 said:Number1TideFan19 said:Atlanta_Tider said:HE does not sleep at all!!! Not during ball season!bamafan4ever said:Good grief. Some of the Barners are saying that he made this statement as a "recruiting tactic". :roll:
I just don't know how Saban sleeps at night being so diabolical and all.
I bet he's watchim tape right now,trying to figure out what makes tebow cry.
The only thing that makes Tim Tebow cry is seeing orphan children who have lost their legs.
Unfortunately, Nick Saban has bought all the seats behind Florida's sideline and given the tickets to an orphanage for amputees.
TerryP said:This notion of one bad season needs to be dismissed.
You guys do realize he's barely over .500 in SEC play the last three seasons, right?
But, as far as Saban's reactions, if you think for a second that he cared about Tubs you need to dismiss that idea as well.
As to the comments, I'll wait until listening to the press conference before making my judgement. Remember the source here guys...
Crimsonblood82 said:And it's a rather unfortunate thing, because they will NEVER..i repeat NEVER find a coach who will go his entire career without even one bad season. No coach has ever won 9 or 10 games every single season of his career and it will never happen in the future either.
TerryP said:Given the propensity of reporters to ask him questions that have no bearing on our program, given last weekends game, given the nature of the rivalry...
TideOutsider said:TerryP said:Given the propensity of reporters to ask him questions that have no bearing on our program, given last weekends game, given the nature of the rivalry...
I don't have a good feeling about his reaction at all. This has all the markings of a distraction during the most important week in Alabama football for the past decade.
TideOutsider said:I don't have a good feeling about his reaction at all. This has all the markings of a distraction during the most important week in Alabama football for the past decade.
Crimson13Tide said:"Did we not do the same thing with Shula?"
HUGE difference. Tubbs had 10 years...'Bama "fans" decided to Shula's time early.
That may actually be the reason behind Coach Saban's statement--to keep the news about Tuberville from becoming a distraction. I'm sure Coach Saban didn't and doesn't want to be badgered by the press asking him over & over & over again the same dumb questions about the latest on the Plains.
Crimson13Tide said:"Did we not do the same thing with Shula?"
HUGE difference. Tubbs had 10 years...'Bama "fans" decided to Shula's time early.
CtrlAltieDel said:TerryP said:This notion of one bad season needs to be dismissed.
You guys do realize he's barely over .500 in SEC play the last three seasons, right?
But, as far as Saban's reactions, if you think for a second that he cared about Tubs you need to dismiss that idea as well.
As to the comments, I'll wait until listening to the press conference before making my judgement. Remember the source here guys...
I agree, Terry. For one thing, Coach Saban has never been fired from a job in his life. Secondly, he will not be fired here at Alabama for 2 or 3 or even 4 bad seasons, I don't believe.
The whole 'Bama program was as patient as Job with Shula.
Tertiary, and this may seem bizarre, I think Coach Saban was so deftly getting a jab in that we don't even realize it. That is how deviously intelligent he is.
Imagine, just imagine, how Auburn fans and alumni and the two Jay's, etc... feel after listening to or reading Coach Saban words. :lol:
TideOutsider said:That may actually be the reason behind Coach Saban's statement--to keep the news about Tuberville from becoming a distraction. I'm sure Coach Saban didn't and doesn't want to be badgered by the press asking him over & over & over again the same dumb questions about the latest on the Plains.
Perhaps, but I'm not sure he's that good of an actor. His demeanor was antagonistic and combative, and seemed to be directed at Mal Moore and the UA Administration as much as the Universities that actually made these decisions. "I guess we're a 5-7 year away from that happening here"? That certainly surprised me. I kept waiting for Ian to ask a stupid question like "if you had known that the lopsided shut-out win in the Iron Bowl would cost Tuberville his job, would you have done anything different". You know it's coming.
Swamptick said:Optimus said:Did we not do the same thing with Shula?
No.
RollTideRandy said:So I guess we're 5-7 away from the same thing.
That statement bothers me a bit. Is he saying our Admin is as stupid as the Barn's? ;scr