He’d be garbage in the NFL. Only reason his record is what it is now is because of recruiting. He’s not a good game day coach and professional players making more than him are never gonna respect a guy that an 85 year old Lou Holtz made cry.
You just aren't listening to anything anyone is saying. Fact: it doesn't matter how bad Auburn is ... for some reason, they play Bama tougher than most other teams in the Iron Bowl @home. That's just a fact. Period. No one has said or is saying, "Oh it's a rivalry, anything can happen" We are saying, "oh shit, it's the Iron Bowl @ Auburn, and historically some of the weirdest shit HAS happened in that game no matter how good or bad Auburn is. Therefore you can draw no conclusions from that game." I've said this about a half dozen times ... sit back and read through it ... then do it again. You are saying things no one else is saying.
Yep. Talent level is more evenly distributed in the NFL than it is in college. It is much harder for a few teams to stack talent more than the others.
Take your medicine like a man.
so obsessed
If I were an NFL team, the only college coaches I would consider are those that consistently outscheme and beat more talented teams
The list of coaches who were successful at both the college and NFL level is very short. Pete Carroll and (maybe) Harbaugh are the only ones that come immediately to mind. Spurrier, Rhule, Meyers, Saban were all terrible in the NFL.
Not at all. But they are the one team who went all in on NIL and started handing out blank checks.
You had some back in the day like Jimmy Johnson and Barry Switzer(though, Switzer pretty much just had to not get in the way), but it’s still a very short list
Jimmy did pretty well.
Your first thought in a thread about "your team" is Texas A&M. Your obsession is duly noted. Players have been paid for decades. Many schools went "all in" on NIL. The rules are the same for all schools, if yours is too poor to play then take it up with the shitty alum.
Of course people would talk shit -- That's what CFB fans do, especially rivals and fans of different conferences, etc.
Hey, Fordman. Up for a game? Seems like a decent fit.
I'm listening to you. That doesn't mean I have to agree with you, which I strongly do not. Auburn was a top 15 overall program during the first two decades of this century. The 3 worst Auburn teams Bama played against at Jordan Hare during that timeframe were all comfortable Bama wins:
Only thing about A&M I'm obsessed with is their oil money. Other than that, you are a middling SEC team with male cheerleaders.
Oh it's not a one-time thing, you're right, but it's definitely very rare when Auburn is this bad and Bama is this good. As I mentioned earlier, this year was only the 17th time the Iron Bowl has ever been played at Auburn; it was neutral site from 1902 through basically the end of the century outside of 5 games at Auburn. That's why this whole "oh strange things happen at Jordan Hare" nonsense doesn't make sense. Unless Bama is also bad, they've handled bad Auburn teams at JH. These last two times have been the anomalies.Of course people would talk shit -- That's what CFB fans do, especially rivals and fans of different conferences, etc.
Look how much shit we talk to each other
I was just pointing out how crazy things happen in Jordan-Hare Stadium and it isn't a one time thing. It is almost every time and we all know Bama is WAY more talented than they are each and every year they play.
It's sad that you believe that.
