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#4
Dabo has to be bored playing cup cakes every year during the regular season.

Maybe he’ll take on a bigger challenge and take the Bama job whenever Saban retires.
 
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If the two Georgia starters with foot/leg injuries are still out, they (Clemson) just may squeeze that game out! IF they do, look for them to run the tables till the playoffs!
 
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VolFreakJosh said:
Dabo has to be bored playing cup cakes every year during the regular season.

Maybe he’ll take on a bigger challenge and take the Bama job whenever Saban retires.
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Even though I have said on a number of occasions Dabo will be the guy and get a mega contract it would literally be career suicide to follow him at that school. He slips once and the toothless brigade is ready to fire him.
 
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Dudleys87 said:
Even though I have said on a number of occasions Dabo will be the guy and get a mega contract it would literally be career suicide to follow him at that school. He slips once and the toothless brigade is ready to fire him.
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It wouldn’t be a complete rebuild job. It’s not like he’d be starting off from scratch.

There would be enough talent on the roster for him to immediately sweep through the SEC West, getting to the SEC Championship game and the playoffs.

Whether or not, he’d win an National Title his 1st year is uncertain but he would rack up enough wins to keep the majority of the fan base happy.

I’m not saying he’ll leave Clemson but the ones saying it’s impossible for it to happen is underestimating his ties to the University.
 
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VolFreakJosh said:
It wouldn’t be a complete rebuild job. It’s not like he’d be starting off from scratch.

There would be enough talent on the roster for him to immediately sweep through the SEC West, getting to the SEC Championship game and the playoffs.

Whether or not, he’d win an National Title his 1st year is uncertain but he would rack up enough wins to keep the majority of the fan base happy.

I’m not saying he’ll leave Clemson but the ones saying it’s impossible for it to happen is underestimating his ties to the University.
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If he didn't win a national title within his first 2 years, they'd run him out of town on a rail. Simply "racking up wins" doesn't cut it there; you have to win SEC and national titles. A lot of Bammers are quick to say "We know nobody can truly replace Nick Saban" but it is one thing to say that today, when he's still there, and quite another to say that once he's gone and the new coach is going 11-1 with a loss in the SECCG.

Perhaps sentimental reasons are strong for him, but he's an idiot if he left Clemson for Alabama at this point, IMO. There is absolutely no reason to for monetary or competitive reasons; it'd be purely sentimental reasons.
 
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05_never_again said:
If he didn't win a national title within his first 2 years, they'd run him out of town on a rail. Simply "racking up wins" doesn't cut it there; you have to win SEC and national titles. A lot of Bammers are quick to say "We know nobody can truly replace Nick Saban" but it is one thing to say that today, when he's still there, and quite another to say that once he's gone and the new coach is going 11-1 with a loss in the SECCG.

Perhaps sentimental reasons are strong for him, but he's an idiot if he left Clemson for Alabama at this point, IMO. There is absolutely no reason to for monetary or competitive reasons; it'd be purely sentimental reasons.
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Dabo has already won two National Championships and has beaten Saban before.

His recruiting wouldn’t drop, he’d have the resources to win now, and has shown the ability to win at the big stage.

Dabo could win National Titles at Bama. The only schools that would get in his way would probably be Ohio St & Oklahoma.
 
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VolFreakJosh said:
Dabo has already won two National Championships and has beaten Saban before.

His recruiting wouldn’t drop, he’d have the resources to win now, and has shown the ability to win at the big stage.

Dabo could win National Titles at Bama. The only schools that would get in his way would probably be Ohio St & Oklahoma.
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Your first sentence is the reason he shouldn't leave Clemson. He can compete/win at the same level, and make just as much money, at Clemson. I'm not arguing that he couldn't win titles at Alabama; I'm just saying I don't think he has good reasons to leave for there at this point.

There is absolutely no reason for Dabo to go to Alabama to make more money or because he could win more there. It'd be purely for sentimental reasons at this point, and it isn't like he doesn't love Clemson either. He's a god there, and he'd never be a god at Alabama even if he won a lot. Even Saban, as incredible as he is, hasn't been elevated in Bammer's minds to Bear's level.
 
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Just confirms what we all know to be true. The PAC-12, Big 10 and ACC are trash.
 
#14
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VolFreakJosh said:
It wouldn’t be a complete rebuild job. It’s not like he’d be starting off from scratch.

There would be enough talent on the roster for him to immediately sweep through the SEC West, getting to the SEC Championship game and the playoffs.

Whether or not, he’d win an National Title his 1st year is uncertain but he would rack up enough wins to keep the majority of the fan base happy.

I’m not saying he’ll leave Clemson but the ones saying it’s impossible for it to happen is underestimating his ties to the University.
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I remember the first time Saban came up short and they would tell everyone who would listen “he needed to go”, “the game passed him by” etc. while the wins are nice they have been spoiled like we once were. Obviously not to that degree but UT went through a spoiled stage. No question Dabo would win but titles are the only thing that matters down there. If he misses twice they’re calling a meeting or at minimum someone is calling saying what’s going on coach
 
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Dudleys87 said:
Even though I have said on a number of occasions Dabo will be the guy and get a mega contract it would literally be career suicide to follow him at that school. He slips once and the toothless brigade is ready to fire him.
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Close to zero chance Dabo takes that job.
 
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miket4god said:
Close to zero chance Dabo takes that job.
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I still think it’s his to lose. No way in hell Saban or the school approve someone who’s be under Saban. Unless Sark hits absolute gold at Texas then that would be a slight possibility.

But like my buddy @RDU VOL#14 said whomever takes it better hit the ground running. Those fans won’t handle having Tennessee like drought. They really should watch Carolina/Duke this season and see if Davis pans out with the fans and start praying becauae that’ll be a front row seat to spoiled fans if the coach doesent work at Carolina
 
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Dudleys87 said:
I still think it’s his to lose. No way in hell Saban or the school approve someone who’s be under Saban. Unless Sark hits absolute gold at Texas then that would be a slight possibility.

But like my buddy @RDU VOL#14 said whomever takes it better hit the ground running. Those fans won’t handle having Tennessee like drought. They really should watch Carolina/Duke this season and see if Davis pans out with the fans and start praying becauae that’ll be a front row seat to spoiled fans if the coach doesent work at Carolina
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I'm sure it is his to lose, there's just no way he wants it. Got it waaaaaaay better now and no Bama mafia.
 
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miket4god said:
I'm sure it is his to lose, there's just no way he wants it. Got it waaaaaaay better now and no Bama mafia.
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people have made foolish moves over money. I know Clemson isn’t broke or going to take it lying down but they can’t offer Bama money if they chose to push the envelope.
 
#21
#21
First former assistant to beat Saban twice becomes the heir apparent. (Once might be a fluke.)

That said, it may take until Saban is 85 for that to occur.
 
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VolFreakJosh said:
It wouldn’t be a complete rebuild job. It’s not like he’d be starting off from scratch.

There would be enough talent on the roster for him to immediately sweep through the SEC West, getting to the SEC Championship game and the playoffs.

Whether or not, he’d win an National Title his 1st year is uncertain but he would rack up enough wins to keep the majority of the fan base happy.

I’m not saying he’ll leave Clemson but the ones saying it’s impossible for it to happen is underestimating his ties to the University.
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Plenty of talent but the cultures of those programs are very different. I too believe it would be a mistake for Dabo.
 
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