Tears Tide Tears

Everyone saw this coming pause, same as if Mario left us we would become irrelevant. Some Bama fans are aware they are falling, but the majority dont. They are going to be the most toxic fanbase of all time cause of Sabans success. They got so used to it that they are super entitled. The fall will be glorious.
I disagree, we become irrelevant if the money people leave with him. The structure above the coach is what matters. Oregon didn't become irrelevant when he left. Money talks.
 
I disagree, we become irrelevant if the money people leave with him. The structure above the coach is what matters. Oregon didn't become irrelevant when he left. Money talks.
Yea the structure is there but when the higher ups start unbelieving in the HC money starts to get tight. And Oregon was not stupid they hired a recruiter so the program could be stable. If they hired a guy that doesn't eval and close that **** would fall apart as well. The head guy is the key to everything imo.
 
Was Alabama’s best donor to NIL/bagman the head coach?
I mean, how does UF spend money like that with a coach from Tulane and bama not pony up with DeBoar?
It’s not a secret that you need good players.
He either rubs people the wrong way or has completely lost the confidence of the booster base.
Or, he just plain seux at recruiting.

Likely D: all the above.
 
Was Alabama’s best donor to NIL/bagman the head coach?
I mean, how does UF spend money like that with a coach from Tulane and bama not pony up with DeBoar?
It’s not a secret that you need good players.
He either rubs people the wrong way or has completely lost the confidence of the booster base.
Or, he just plain seux at recruiting.

Likely D: all the above.
So why did they give him more $ to stay last year . I don’t get it
 
Was Alabama’s best donor to NIL/bagman the head coach?
I mean, how does UF spend money like that with a coach from Tulane and bama not pony up with DeBoar?
It’s not a secret that you need good players.
He either rubs people the wrong way or has completely lost the confidence of the booster base.
Or, he just plain seux at recruiting.

Likely D: all the above.
I touched on this briefly on a separate thread. The donors don’t like him.

There’s more to the story as to why, but that will all come out eventually. Nothing crazy or scandalous.
 
So why did they give him more $ to stay last year . I don’t get it
Doubled his buyout. They only gave him 2 years (to replace the 2 years he already coached) and an annual 2million raise to keep him within the top 5 coaches in football.

Both Michigan and Penn State would’ve paid that previous buyout in a heartbeat.
 
DeBoer’s two previous recruiting classes were ranked 3rd and 2nd in the country. This is a chosen self-sabotaging dilemma by Alabama higher ups to bring about his demise and save money to spend on the new guy’s roster. That’s my theory of the case anyway.

He just got an elite WR so seems like he is still having the success recruiting offensive skill guys and QBs. We’ll see if he can pull Monshun Sales.

His trenches and back 7 recruiting has been pitiful this cycle. The new TE coach got rid of their previously higher rated commit who flipped to Kansas.

I don’t believe he is an ace recruiter but he has had same dline coach this whole time who was a holdover from Saban’s time. Their whole defensive staff has been there since his beginning except the safeties coach who is in his second year. Did they all forget how to recruit too? Did the 2025 season and 2026 recruiting class run their boosters’ and athletic department’s pockets empty?

Alabama made the playoffs and won a game, they split their matchups with UGA and OU, and avenged themselves against the three schools who beat em last year. He’s like 5-0 against Sark and Lanning. Idk who out there would be better & that they’d want, but it appears they no longer want DeBoer.

He made the natty at Washington. If he doesn’t win it all this year, that guy is gone one way or another. It’s not just Saban’s success boosting the fans’ expectations; there’s always been sky-high expectations. Saban was openly pursuing Texas’ job after winning his second national championship in five years at Alabama.

Whether or not that didn’t happen because of annoying Texas boosters or Mack Brown not wanting to retire, who knows. But that wasn’t just a leverage play for a raise. After going back to back and winning 3 in 4 years, idk what changes he received to reduce the stress. But the expectations never really wavered.
 
I touched on this briefly on a separate thread. The donors don’t like him.

There’s more to the story as to why, but that will all come out eventually. Nothing crazy or scandalous.
I thought he would kill it there but I was wrong. He’s just not a good fit. Fit matters. Brian Kelly at LSU is another example. And I still think he’s a good coach but he belongs on the west coast. I think he could do well at USC.
 

I married a single mom, her son was 22 months old when we married. Took them out of the worst neighborhood in Pensacola (Montclair) and moved them to one of the nicest. Raised him as my own. Exactly 14 days after his 18th birthday they both split. NEVER marry a single mother or raise someone else's kid
Bro. I just read this and it broke my heart a little. I’m sorry it ended that way.
I would of saw that **** a mile away. And when I read that it got me mad for him.
 
I touched on this briefly on a separate thread. The donors don’t like him.

There’s more to the story as to why, but that will all come out eventually. Nothing crazy or scandalous.
I thought he would kill it there but I was wrong. He’s just not a good fit. Fit matters. Brian Kelly at LSU is another example. And I still think he’s a good coach but he belongs on the west coast. I think he could do well at USC.
Said this would be a disaster day one. Ain’t no one replicating what Saban did there




NO ONE
 
Said this would be a disaster day one. Ain’t no one replicating what Saban did there




NO ONE
You don’t think Mario could get it done in Bama? Not that he would leave Miami.

You have stated Mario is the new Saban and a Miami is taking Bamas place at the top.
 
"I think it will be much less than what we've had the last two seasons, but a lot of that is because we have retained well and brought in a group of transfers and don't have many seniors," DeBoer told reporters at SEC spring meetings in May.

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So, Deboer's brilliant strategy is to not stack talent on talent because it's not necessary? Gonna really pay off for homie down the line!
 
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