Lost One

averagedawg wrote:

Buc, I could not agree more.
You would have to pry a top defensive pick away from Saban's defense over his dead body.
Like him or not, the man can coach.

averagedawg, some on this board (and other boards) might think that "old folks" are past their prime. I know that you and I are certified card carriers of "history".

If the question was put to everyone on this board, and read like this, you have one choice, no hemming and hawing, one choice. Would you select Richt or Saban.

The next question would be . . . . . why?

Worst safeties in the league.

Said many times that Saban was the best coach in the country.

Btw....did ya'll see the poll od 44 assistant coaches and 11 HC's on who is the best HC in college football???

#1 was Gary Patterson with Saban being #2.



(a-hem......think I've said many, many times to go get Gary Patterson and his whole freakin staff......just sayin')

averagedawg wrote:

Buc, I could not agree more.
You would have to pry a top defensive pick away from Saban's defense over his dead body.
Like him or not, the man can coach.

averagedawg, you have to really like this commit. Coming from your old stomping grounds. This young man is all about knocking folks out. His incoming class is really looking good/great.

blogs.ajc.com/recruiting/2011/08/13/comm...ks-uga-over-alabama/ :)

Buc, Let's keep those west Georgia boys in state.
Fertile recruiting grounds.

One thing for sure, Saban will not stop in his efforts to get this young man to reconsider. averagedawg, Tray Matthews reminds me of Ramik Wilson, both will hit you. Really like what I see happening on the D side of the ball.

Saban isn't recruiting against Willie and his gang..