Won't happen. OU won't be allowed to go anywhere without OSU. Plus Texas doesn't like the idea of income equality that the SEC has long had, and since the SEC really doesn't need Texas, they'll never budge on that.
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http://www.forbes.com/sites/chrissm...s-biggest-winner-thanks-to-52-million-payout/
Article on SEC, ACC, etc... bowl payouts.
Article on SEC, ACC, etc... bowl payouts.
OSU would go as well, to the SEC East perhaps. If more teams bolt from the Big12, none of them may have a choice but to realign. You never know.
You're probably right. Texas would go independent before they'd agree to that.
Well, I was wrong. He is gone.
http://www.teamspeedkills.com/2013/12/11/5199830/source-nick-saban-signs-contract-with-texas
http://www.teamspeedkills.com/2013/12/11/5199830/source-nick-saban-signs-contract-with-texas
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No worries. I still think he stays and Bama will make him the highest paid coach for a long time.
So .... your saying 2 wrongs make a right ?
Lol no but it would make about as much sense.
I guess I do get why they did it, protect the cross division rivalries and as little shake up as possible. But I certainly shook my head a few times.
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http://jukeleft.com/nick-saban-to-coach-both-texas-and-alabama-next-season/
Nick Saban has proven time and again to be up for any challenge college football can throw at him. Now, he’ll face his greatest test yet — coaching two of the biggest programs in the nation at the same time.
The University of Texas and University of Alabama issued a joint statement today announcing that Saban would be head coach of both the Longhorns and Crimson Tide next season, the first such arrangement in NCAA history. The two schools will split Saban’s 4-year, $60 million contract, as well as costs for the private jet and helicopter Saban will use for traveling between the school’s games.
“At this point, with our incredible coordinators and assistants handling in-game tactics and our well-oiled recruiting machine, my role at Alabama is almost superfluous,” Saban said, as he received a text confirming another 5-star recruit was committing to the Crimson Tide. “Any coach can win four national championships between two programs — that’s kiddie stuff. But can a coach bring two teams to the national championship game simultaneously? That’s what I intend to find out.”
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Nick Saban has proven time and again to be up for any challenge college football can throw at him. Now, he’ll face his greatest test yet — coaching two of the biggest programs in the nation at the same time.
The University of Texas and University of Alabama issued a joint statement today announcing that Saban would be head coach of both the Longhorns and Crimson Tide next season, the first such arrangement in NCAA history. The two schools will split Saban’s 4-year, $60 million contract, as well as costs for the private jet and helicopter Saban will use for traveling between the school’s games.
“At this point, with our incredible coordinators and assistants handling in-game tactics and our well-oiled recruiting machine, my role at Alabama is almost superfluous,” Saban said, as he received a text confirming another 5-star recruit was committing to the Crimson Tide. “Any coach can win four national championships between two programs — that’s kiddie stuff. But can a coach bring two teams to the national championship game simultaneously? That’s what I intend to find out.”
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No way he can handle two, he can't even beat Auburn with one. Or maybe he could have one kicker (that was good) share double duty as well.
Was all over the Pittsburgh news last night that Mike Tomlin is on the Texas wishlist they can take him.
Nowhere to go but down. I think if he was 10 years younger he would leave, but not at his age now. If anything, Alabama should worry more about a retirement than him going somewhere else.
Visit Tuscaloosa, then visit Austin. It becomes pretty clear, especially with UT being as good a program as any in the country.
This guy is outstanding, great hire and great video too because he's got jokes.
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