Good. Then its not the coaches that win or lose its the whole deal. Everyone one has a part to play. The coaches teach, tell, plan, and put the package together. The players have to execute and commit. One missed assignment can blow up a play that can change a ball game. I never knew a coach that taught fumbles either, I did know coaches that taught protect the ball though. Example, TN game at home, Green to Pope, last 10 seconds of the game, matchup we wanted, Pope against a small DB, Pope runs the inside route instead of outside, we lose the game. Tn game at home, few years later we blow them out in the first half, then missed blocks by RB, result safety, TN gets the ball in great short field position. Geez I could go on and on. I don't have the computer UGA has to show tendencies of each opponent depending on where they are on the field nor do I have the eyes in the box evaluating every play and what worked and what didn't either. What the opponent's defense is showing or offense is showing or even how particular players are performing. For me a winning season is good, a 10 win season is great, a conf championship is super, and a MNC is what everyone is after. I guess what I'm trying to say is that its a team involving everyone, even though the coach is ultimately responsibe for everything the coach gets fired not the players. Saban is still playing with some of Shulas recruits, you play with the cards you got. Frankly I thought Shula had Bama on the verge of contending before Saban got there but that's just my opinion. If anything Shula rebuilt the foundation of that program, just didn't get to see the walls and roof being put on. Any way, glad the Dawgs won, Bama's loss will help them, SC will lose to someone, glad UF lost Les' luck will run out, now let's get after the Dores.