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you said best in college football.. You are wrongNick won his first title at the age of 52. Dabo just now 50 and already has a 2 with a shot for a 3rd.
Ugeleilu pardon my spelling, is nowhere near Trevor Lawrence....... He is a 5 star but he's a 5 star on tools alone.... Trevor was the total package from day 1..Get ready for back to back to back generational QBs.
Yet some on here argue recruiting isn’t a big part of success. Blows my mind.
you said best in college football.. You are wrong
I think it took Nick 11 years of being a head coach to win his first national championship and has been coaching over 25. Dabo won 2 by that time and likely his 3rd by his 11th year. Only time will tell who’s right, but I wouldn’t bet against history saying that Dabo’s the better coach.ROFLMAO... 6 time champ Nick Saban says hi...
I think it took Nick 11 years of being a head coach to win his first national championship and has been coaching over 25. Dabo won 2 by that time and likely his 3rd by his 11th year. Only time will tell who’s right, but I wouldn’t bet against history saying that Dabo’s the better coach.
If both coaches went on the market today, Dabo would far and away be the most hotly pursued.
That’s a function of age. If a 40-year old Dabo and a 40 year-old Saban went on the market today, I would take a Saban.
Ugeleilu pardon my spelling, is nowhere near Trevor Lawrence....... He is a 5 star but he's a 5 star on tools alone.... Trevor was the total package from day 1..
I"m sure you wouldn't. If you were in charge of a program, winning titles is of highest priority, you would go for the guy that would get you the most titles in the shortest period of time. That's Dabo, by a long shot over Nick.
But I understand why you feel you have to say you'd take Nick. Personal bias is nearly impossible to overcome.
You’re exactly right and I don’t know that anyone else has pointed this out. Dabo held coaches responsible and if they failed, he replaced them with someone better, he didn’t just rotate around his staff.Bottomline is because their fans and donors demand it . They have always viewed themselves as a top tier program even when they were not . After their first championship almost forty years ago their expectations every year was to be a challenger for the title . Look at the coaching records of guys like Hatfield and Tommy Bowden . Those guys won consistently and they fired them because it wasn’t good enough. Tommy Bowden would have gotten a statue in Columbia . Dabo knew that if he didn’t make tough decisions and fire some people close to him his head was next . Clemson was recruiting very well before Dabo so that piece was already there . The two biggest factors in my opinion were the 5 losses in a row to us and the obliteration by West Virginia in the Orange Bowl . That opened the door for Venerables and that was the turning point .
Thad Turnipseed. That’s exactly how.
I've seen him play a few times.... He doesn't translate like Lawrence did at the same time.... He's got a lot of work to do.... I'm not saying he's not going to be good.... He's just not in the ballpark with Lawrence.... In his defense though. Not many people areI guess we'll have to see. I wouldn't be upset if you're wrong. I just don't know if I would make claims like that yet.
Just because Dabo has won 2 of 3, that doesn’t mean he’s going to win 12 more if he coaches 18 more years. It doesn’t work like that.
Saban won 3 of 4 from 2009 to 2013, but that didn’t mean he was going to win 75% of the titles until retirement. Other teams rise up to challenge. An opponent may have a special player who plays out of his mind against you. NCAA can happen. Who knows?
But it is very unlikely Dabo will match Saban’s overall record of 6 titles in his career. They’ve been playing this game for 150 years on only two men have 6 titles. Odds are firmly against that happening for ‘aw shucks Dabo.
Every fanbase has some guy saying things like that.As far as Venables is concerned, everyone knows that the stoops boys had him handcuffed. There was no way they would allow some young guy to have full control and get the credit for success.
dabo hired and unleashed Mongo
Lol; dat what “everyone knows” huh. Gotcha.As far as Venables is concerned, everyone knows that the stoops boys had him handcuffed. There was no way they would allow some young guy to have full control and get the credit for success.
dabo hired and unleashed Mongo
https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges/rankings/national-universities/top-publicKlemzun has never been lauded for its academics. As long as I can remember, they have stressed the highest importance on the football team. This is where most of the money goes, and always has gone.
I've asked this question on the UGA board but most folks over there don't really have an answer and you'd never get a good answer on the Clemp site so maybe I should ask some of you who live in South Carolina. That program while yes had been consistent became a juggernaut in 2015. The year before they went 10-3 but had blowout losses to UGA & GT and even in the years before that they would have nice records but blowout losses to you guys & usually FSU or someone. So my question is how did they turn it around so quickly? They've had the OC/DC for years. Elite players for years. Did they just sell there soul or something?
As soon as bobs brother needed a job, they dropped him to co coordinator. It’s was all about family name preservation.Lol; dat what “everyone knows” huh. Gotcha.
Hard to separate sarcasm from actual belief in here.They have the best coach in the game.
Much like everyone here “knows” that muschamp has his hands on the offensesLol; dat what “everyone knows” huh. Gotcha.
As soon as bobs brother needed a job, they dropped him to co coordinator. It’s was all about family name preservation.
I've asked this question on the UGA board but most folks over there don't really have an answer and you'd never get a good answer on the Clemp site so maybe I should ask some of you who live in South Carolina. That program while yes had been consistent became a juggernaut in 2015. The year before they went 10-3 but had blowout losses to UGA & GT and even in the years before that they would have nice records but blowout losses to you guys & usually FSU or someone. So my question is how did they turn it around so quickly? They've had the OC/DC for years. Elite players for years. Did they just sell there soul or something?
Bottomline is because their fans and donors demand it . They have always viewed themselves as a top tier program even when they were not . After their first championship almost forty years ago their expectations every year was to be a challenger for the title . Look at the coaching records of guys like Hatfield and Tommy Bowden . Those guys won consistently and they fired them because it wasn’t good enough. Tommy Bowden would have gotten a statue in Columbia . Dabo knew that if he didn’t make tough decisions and fire some people close to him his head was next . Clemson was recruiting very well before Dabo so that piece was already there . The two biggest factors in my opinion were the 5 losses in a row to us and the obliteration by West Virginia in the Orange Bowl . That opened the door for Venerables and that was the turning point .
Agree. He may develop into a great QB, but guys like Lawrence are few and far between.Ugeleilu pardon my spelling, is nowhere near Trevor Lawrence....... He is a 5 star but he's a 5 star on tools alone.... Trevor was the total package from day 1..
Is your problem with Newspring, Christianity or Clemson? How you answer will tell us slot about your motivation.Simple to explain the sudden success...The New Spring IPTAY program.
It is a wonder to me how many here attribute Clemson's success to unproven allegations and refuse to recognize the characteristics of their program that are right in front of their eyes.
And, then, accuse those of us with a more practical and pragmatic view of "defending" Clemson.
Go ahead. Refuse to recognize what they are doing right, and go for something different because, well, they're Clemson and we aren't.
Nose, meet face.
As said above somewhere, it didn't happen overnight and while we were kicking their ass 5 years in a row, mainly because they were lacking on the lines of scrimmage and we had a great dline and very serviceable o line , he (Dabo) was concentrating on building up their lines of scrimmage to go along with their great skill talent.The main thing that happened was bringing in a all world qb.That was the key and then they got TL to follow along with the wr's and highly ranked D lineman. All this coincided with the fall of FSU and really no true competition.One all world qb can change everything...ie...Deshawn Watson. Jameis Winston, Cam Newton.Could be Luke Doty for us. Lets pray
I would venture to say the same things were said when comparing Lawrence to Watson.Ugeleilu pardon my spelling, is nowhere near Trevor Lawrence....... He is a 5 star but he's a 5 star on tools alone.... Trevor was the total package from day 1..