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Culture at Alabama
Posted: Tue Dec 20, 2022 5:37 pm
by Spence
Say what you want about Sabin, but his players seem to be all in for him and their school. Bryce Young, likely the #1 pick is playing in the "meaningless" game. He has everything to lose and nothing to gain, yet there he is, playing the game. At the same time Jimbo Fisher can't keep most of his guys on the team. Culture is everything. Sabin and the Tide have maybe the best culture in the country. It is no wonder they win so much.
Re: Culture at Alabama
Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2022 12:17 am
by Mountainman
Somebody better set a standard in College Football……… there’s way too many people in this game that are all about self-indulgent and self interest and least we forget the greedy ones that are in positions of decision making and authority who are the easy targets for those willing to put the game at risk for profit and self interest . It’s past time for someone to flush this darn toilet………

Re: Culture at Alabama
Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2022 9:05 pm
by Spence
I am really impressed with how Sabin and his players have handled this whole thing. Not that they aren't playing the game, but at least his guys are all in. There isn't anything for Bryce Young to gain by playing in this bowl game. He can only lose and yet there he is. That is very cool if you ask me.
Re: Culture at Alabama
Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2022 9:34 pm
by Mountainman
………and I haven’t read a word about anyone under Saban’s umbrella moaning or whining about not making the CFP this season.
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Re: Culture at Alabama
Posted: Thu Dec 22, 2022 2:45 pm
by Spence
Mountainman wrote:………and I haven’t read a word about anyone under Saban’s umbrella moaning or whining about not making the CFP this season.
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Maybe some fans, but no you are right. Not a word. Lots of lessons to be learned by the rest of the CFB world there.
Re: Culture at Alabama
Posted: Sun Dec 25, 2022 4:17 am
by Derek
No doubt about it in my mind. Saban is the GOAT. He will be the "standard" long after he's retired.
Re: Culture at Alabama
Posted: Sat Dec 31, 2022 10:55 am
by Mountainman
More than anything, to me Saban appears to be a self aware guy. I say that primarily because of how he dealt with his NFL experience, didn’t take him long to realize it wasn’t for him.
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Re: Culture at Alabama
Posted: Sat Dec 31, 2022 1:07 pm
by Spence
I agree
Re: Culture at Alabama
Posted: Sun Jan 01, 2023 10:19 am
by Mountainman
Mountainman wrote:………and I haven’t read a word about anyone under Saban’s umbrella moaning or whining about not making the CFP this season.
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Well…….. even a GOAT, notorious for eating anything, sometimes takes a shot at the Powers That Be.
Saban after Sugar Bowl lopsided win against K-State.
“I think we had a little bit of a taste in our mouth that if we had a dominant performance, it would show people that we probably did deserve to do a little better than we did, in terms of the playoff picture,” he said during his opening statement.
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Re: Culture at Alabama
Posted: Sun Jan 01, 2023 11:35 am
by Spence
Mountainman wrote:Mountainman wrote:………and I haven’t read a word about anyone under Saban’s umbrella moaning or whining about not making the CFP this season.
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Well…….. even a GOAT, notorious for eating anything, sometimes takes a shot at the Powers That Be.
Saban after Sugar Bowl lopsided win against K-State.
“I think we had a little bit of a taste in our mouth that if we had a dominant performance, it would show people that we probably did deserve to do a little better than we did, in terms of the playoff picture,” he said during his opening statement.
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Had Saban seen the quarter finals games before his press conference, he probably doesn't say that.
Re: Culture at Alabama
Posted: Sun Jan 01, 2023 12:45 pm
by Mountainman
Spence wrote:Mountainman wrote:Mountainman wrote:………and I haven’t read a word about anyone under Saban’s umbrella moaning or whining about not making the CFP this season.
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Well…….. even a GOAT, notorious for eating anything, sometimes takes a shot at the Powers That Be.
Saban after Sugar Bowl lopsided win against K-State.
“I think we had a little bit of a taste in our mouth that if we had a dominant performance, it would show people that we probably did deserve to do a little better than we did, in terms of the playoff picture,” he said during his opening statement.
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Had Saban seen the quarter finals games before his press conference, he probably doesn't say that.
As I mentioned, goats are notorious for eating anything………. that would certainly include their own words.
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