Did anybody hear that Saban knocked Leavitt?

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A friend told me that Saban knocked Leavitt's coaching job because he has players who couldn't get into SEC schools. Anyone else hear this? Link?
 
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it's true what saban said, i hate bama, but i give him props on that. the big east is a big joke
 
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yep u cant sit here and tell me that all of the USF players have the required g.p.a to play some football every week
 
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Vol Mania 21 said:
it's true what saban said, i hate bama, but i give him props on that. the big east is a big joke
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So that makes Leavitt's job less admirable? As if he gets to coach a better athlete at USF than Saban gets to coach at Alabama. That's a ridiculous comment by Saban.
 
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no not saying that at all, just saying that Saban was right that the big east gets the guys that can't make it to the sec schools due to grades.
 
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as far as I'm concerned Saban should shut his mouth unless he's fielding an undefeated team such as Leavitt is...
 
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Didn't i also read that USF only has two players who couldn't play in the SEC? and only one of those starts? the big east is far from a joke, but i'd love see some actual evidence volmania... it'd be a first from you.
 
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This is one of the many reasons Leavitt would look good in orange. He would want to stomp Saban's azz every year.
 
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volfanbill said:
Didn't i also read that USF only has two players who couldn't play in the SEC? and only of those starts? the big east is far from a joke, but i'd love see some actual evidence volmania... it'd be a first from you.
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man someone had a rectum exam today didn't they?
 
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Girl you look good once you back that @zz up.... You'ze a real fine poster once you back that @zz up....

Oh, we're not talking about producing that song??? Sorry guys....
 
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If they couldn't get into Mississippi State or Arkansas then I don't know what schools they could get into.
 
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