🏈 The SEC's 10 most powerful people

[252BAMA]

2. Nick Saban, Alabama football coach: His grip on the state of Alabama is only strengthening. He's redefined the cold and robotic coaching persona. He's become a recruiting innovator with the Webcam loophole. He's the first football coach to grace the cover of Forbes Magazine. Soon enough, the former LSU coach could become the conference's first to win a national football title at two schools.


http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/college/orl-sportspowerbox10071009jul10,0,6725131.story

 

[TerryP]

Two names I didn't expect to see in the top ten: Sexton and P. Bryant Jr.

 

[252BAMA]

Two names I didn't expect to see in the top ten: Sexton and P. Bryant Jr.

And certainly not f-bomb!

 

[TerryP]

Finebaum didn't shock me.

While there are a variety of opinions on what he does, one thing is clear. He's HIGHLY respected around the nation by his peers.

 

[It Takes Eleven]

It's part power, part trendy inclusion. Tebow is popular, but wields no influence in the SEC. I'm not familiar withe the other boosters in the second ten to know if any are more influential than PBJ. Broyles and Lowder are in the twilight of being mentioned the same breath with the rest of the list.

 

[rolltide1969]

Lame Kiffin??? number 20? give me a break!

 

[BamaPride]

Finebaum didn't shock me.

While there are a variety of opinions on what he does, one thing is clear. He's HIGHLY respected around the nation by his peers.

His fellow "pot-stirrers"? I look at his show as entertainment first and a sports show second.