Smart and Kiffin will rule the SEC for the next 5-10 years.
Ding Dong the king is dead.
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Well that would be just our luck. OM gets their stuff together, Saban retires, Bama goes back to 1997 Bama.
I corrected your post for you.
I’d say it’ll be closer to five more years for Smart.
What do you think? Three more years for Saban and then who’s next for Bama?
But which team will Kiffin coach?
Interesting. I would have thought Florida or Alabama. But I could definitely see this. I think Oklahoma will struggle next year.
Out of the box thinking, it will be Michigan. Given the right opportunity and money Harbough will go back to the NFL soon.
Has one fan base ever been so infatuated with their rival and it's coach?
Yep Ole Miss when we had Dan Mullen and Jackie Sherrill.
I'm friends with several barn fans, none of them gush and fawn over Bama or Saban.
The most important part of this whole game and Bama losing is that maybe our 17ing DC can get his a$$ on campus and help bring in a couple of real DL and DB to help us get rolling next year
So riddle me this. Why was Bama out of the playoffs last year and Georgia out this year? Skip the reasoning given by the committees.
Why did Bama move the ball at will in the 4th quarter, and Milroe do the only dive all game instead of running left or right at the mass of humanity to end the game? Why is every big game close at halftime now?
The college game benefits from having non SEC teams in the finals. "EVERYONE has a chance" and that's why they play the game. I don't buy that at all but it's a great sentiment heading into the 2024 12 team playoff and the SEC getting even more dominant.
Take one for the "team". Imagine seeing Georgia and Bama in the finals again this year and the next 2-3 years. Yes it's the skeptic in me when future billions of dollars from entertained fans are on the line.
Finally, imagine the payday for Vegas last night. Holy sheeeetttt
Why did Bama move the ball at will in the 4th quarter, and Milroe do the only dive all game instead of running left or right at the mass of humanity to end the game? Why is every big game close at halftime now?
The college game benefits from having non SEC teams in the finals. "EVERYONE has a chance" and that's why they play the game. I don't buy that at all but it's a great sentiment heading into the 2024 12 team playoff and the SEC getting even more dominant.
Take one for the "team". Imagine seeing Georgia and Bama in the finals again this year and the next 2-3 years. Yes it's the skeptic in me when future billions of dollars from entertained fans are on the line.
Finally, imagine the payday for Vegas last night. Holy sheeeetttt
Money rules the world. It's why the NFL is entertainment and not a sport. Now that college football has become a high dollar sport with huge bets on the big games it will soon be reclassified as entertainment. If ESPN gets all the big name teams in a super league and covers them like the SEC they will have complete control.
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