Number1CanesFan
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Nick Saban's first 3 years at Michigan State: 6-5-1, 6-6, and 7-5. Not exactly lighting it up. In 2006, Saban went 6-6 at Alabama and Lost to Louisiana-Monroe. So, in an analogy to your analysis, Saban is a terrible coach. He only wins because he has the best players that he cheated and paid to get them. He can't win with average players. He's been mediocre prior to coaching at LSU and Alabama. He was a terrible coach with the Dolphins, so he can't be good anywhere else.Mario was a failed head coach at FIU before Saban allowed him to enter Bama's coaching rehab program and was given the AHC job at Bama because of his experience being greater than Napier's at the time.
You're making it sound like being the AHC, OL coach, and recruiting coordinator at Bama, all at once, and receiving more credit than being a single position coach was somehow surprising and a major accomplishment, rather than something that would be completely and totally expected when you hold 3 titles and have a higher status on the staff. You're also making it sound like it's somehow surprising that a program would tap someone with a higher status at a successful program to lead it than a single position coach. Both are laughable.
The SEC took the two best universities from the Big 12 because of money, so I don't really think that makes the point that you think it does. Good programs exist in crappy conferences (see: Clemson); the conferences are still crappy.
Take your clown show back to Gainesville.!!! We don't want your posing *** here!!!! Who gives a **** if Mario had a losing record at his first head coaching job for a program that barely even existed prior to him. Zero relevance.
Talk about receiving more credit than what they should. You got yourself a coach with ZERO P5 HC experience. Oh, he was a winner at the G5 level. I'm sure that will help you the next time you play UCF.
You talk about the SEC adding 2 more teams. That just pushes UF into further irrelevancy. In 4 years, you'll be looking for a new head coach while UM will be in the CFP.
See you in 2024.