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Did we lose four straight games this year? In fact did we lose any back to back games this year?
I'm sure plenty of Saban's boys were out of position, mismatched, and just plain incompetent when they were getting scored on to lose FOUR STRAIGHT GAMES. This is funny.
Since Saban is a great coach, I mean how do you lose your final four regular season games if your schemes are so great. Care to take a guess at why?
Miami didn't lose 4 straight games. meaningless. They won 5 total against div 1 schools 2 wins of which came vs interim coaches. If saban were the coach here the esults would have been different IMO.
BTW, what's your prediction for wins in 2012? Saban won 12 his second year. I assume you think Golden will win 12....no? lol
Yeah, you're right, loses are meaningless.
I seriously doubt Golden would have 12 wins. Again YOU'RE the one gauging coaches by their first year, not me. YOU said Golden had "question marks". I merely pointed out that your "question marks" are flawed and I used Saban a barometer. But carry on with your accertions. I guess we'll know who's right in several years.
The fact that Saban lost 4 games in a row IS meaninless. He won 12 the next year. Golden didn't lose 4 in row so what does that mean for 2012. Nothin ie meaningless.
I'm talking about actuall results and events from year one and you bring up saban. Sabans situation is complately different from Golden's yet you unknowingly brought his name into this like it helps you. it's doesn't. Next year ypu'll pick a different coach youve already said Golden won't win 12 games. Pretty silly IMO. lol.
You have a serious lack of reading comprehension. According to you, Golden had "question marks" in his first year.
I'm not questioning his ability to coach, due to his first year. Do you not see the difference? God I'm going in circles here.
BTW at least we agree on ONE thing. What Saban won and lost in 2007 is meaningless to how good he actually is.