no. pretty much every time a blue blood has a great coach retire, they struggle

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Dec 31, 2024
1:09:43pm

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no. pretty much every time a blue blood has a great coach retire, they struggle

for 5-10 years. but they can still hire great coaches at any time and they always get back on top.

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Is this beginning of the end for Bama as perennial power?

Cooouuugs

12/31/24 1:05pm

One can hope

byuluvr

12/31/24 1:05pm

Hope they disrupt in SEC and lose every other game

Underhill

12/31/24 1:06pm

Nope. Before Saben they struggled, too.

Benfica1

12/31/24 1:07pm

no. pretty much every time a blue blood has a great coach retire, they struggle

FieroCoug

12/31/24 1:09pm

On paper, seems Georgia should be the main SEC power

Gustav

12/31/24 1:12pm

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