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Post by EvilVodka on Sept 22, 2018 22:23:33 GMT
Because if it wasn't, we'd be hearing how what Alabama has done this decade is record breaking, and this 2018 team might be one of the best teams ever
Two excellent QBs, superb offense, stellar D...no weaknesses
Nebraska 1995
Miami 2001
FSU 1999
Texas 2005
Alabama 2011
Alabama 2018
one of the best ever
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Post by Bevo on Sept 22, 2018 22:30:50 GMT
100% agree... Their defense looks like the 85 Bears.
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Post by EvilVodka on Sept 22, 2018 23:48:49 GMT
Hell, I don't know who can stop their offense
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Post by Hero on Sept 23, 2018 12:05:39 GMT
The last time Bama lost to an unranked team was 2007.
Since that season:
Record 129-14
SEC 73-9
Finished first(including ties) in The SEC West 8 times
Five SEC Championships
Five National Championships
When you consider the amount of change, the number of people involved
and the single constant point of continuity you begin to realize we are
witnesses to a rare performance by one of the all time masters.
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Post by EvilVodka on Sept 23, 2018 12:55:59 GMT
The last time Bama lost to an unranked team was 2007. Since that season: Record 129-14 SEC 73-9 Finished first(including ties) in The SEC West 8 times Five SEC Championships Five National Championships When you consider the amount of change, the number of people involved and the single constant point of continuity you begin to realize we are witnesses to a rare performance by one of the all time masters. Seems like we don't see any analysis of the Alabama dynasty...maybe I just have missed it. It has been complete Alabama dominance this decade. I don't know who can beat this team. Wire to wire for Alabama this year? |
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Post by Bevo on Sept 23, 2018 12:56:27 GMT
The last time Bama lost to an unranked team was 2007. Since that season: Record 129-14 SEC 73-9 Finished first(including ties) in The SEC West 8 times Five SEC Championships Five National Championships When you consider the amount of change, the number of people involved and the single constant point of continuity you begin to realize we are witnesses to a rare performance by one of the all time masters. Tell the truth: the fact that LSU had him first makes it even sweeter, doesn't it! Lol simply incredible |
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Post by bluehen on Sept 23, 2018 21:41:28 GMT
This is not in any way a knock on Saban..(actually a compliment) but for bigger perspective :
Nick has lost 21.6 % of all the college football games he's ever coached and 25 % of all football games ( NCAA & NFL)
His .784 career winning success rate in CF presently ranks 17th highest among 'active' NCAA coaches ( 4th among active FBS coaches )
He's an absolute 'master' CEO of an all powerful FBS program and a 'lock' Mt Rushmore recruiter, imo.
In measuring sports greatness for both coaches and teams there is 'peak value' and there is 'career' value.
Saban's current .784 career winning success rate ranks 54th, all time, among CF head coaches with at least a 10 year tenure.......and 18th highest among 'major' level CF head coaches, all time.
Custom scheduling is certainly a factor for Saban's success as it is for almost all the 'all time' most successful guys.
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