Alabama has "6" drafted in the First Round NFL Draft------------0 from Alabama!

[HooverOutlaw]

53 minutes ago, Frosty4024 said:

Let's see...

(We'll omit Colorado since that was technically 1990.  We'll also ignore Bama's "easy wins" against teams like Temple, Chattanooga, Tulane, etc.)

Miami beat who in 91 to win thier part of the NC?? (NEB)

1992 - Grats to Bama.  Washington and Florida State did ya dirty work for ya.

Florida State beat who in 1993???  It wasn't Bama in that game that's for sure. (Nebraska)

Colorado was 11-1 and couldn't play in the title game thanks to...ya guessed it...NEB.

So yeah...Outside of 92.  It was basically the State of Florida and the Big 8 Champ going at it...with a sprinkle of Washington.

You can list records if you wish...In that span in the 90s...SEC was playing catch up.

SEC had 3 titles in the 90's as many as any conference.

In 1992 Alabama was the best team by a mile. FSU has their chance.

In 93 Nebraska was screwed vs FSU they were going to give Bowden a title no matter what.

Colorado 1/2 a title and Alabama beat them in 1991.

[Frosty4024]

1 minute ago, HooverOutlaw said:

SEC had 3 titles in the 90's as many as any conference.

In 1992 Alabama was the best team by a mile. FSU has their chance.

In 93 Nebraska was screwed vs FSU they were going to give Bowden a title no matter what.

Colorado 1/2 a title and Alabama beat them in 1991.

I'm sorry...How many of those SEC titles were in 91-94 again?

I mean...we could put 3/4 Titles for Big 8/12 in the 90s if we want to play technicalities.

[HooverOutlaw]

1 hour ago, Frosty4024 said:

"Sure he didn't."

Langham signs with an agent, declares for the draft, changes his mind.  Comes back and plays (Bama had to forfeit 9 wins but we'll let that part slide.)

But yeah... Stallings knew nothing. 

Do you not understand Stallings is the most decent coach in college football history. Look at the awards he has won from football to children with special needs.  This info did not come out till late in the season. Langham lied and we got popped. 

 

Saban said Stallings has done more for special need students than anyone in the state of Alabama.

[HooverOutlaw]

2 minutes ago, Frosty4024 said:

I'm sorry...How many of those SEC titles were in 91-94 again?

I mean...we could put 3/4 Titles for Big 8/12 in the 90s if we want to play technicalities.

92.

National titles by the big 8 equaled the SEC with the total.

Colorado 1/2

Nebraska 2 1/2

Now both are terrible 

[Frosty4024]

10 minutes ago, HooverOutlaw said:

Do you not understand Stallings is the most decent coach in college football history. Look at the awards he has won from football to children with special needs.  This info did not come out till late in the season. Langham lied and we got popped. 

 

Saban said Stallings has done more for special need students than anyone in the state of Alabama.

What does his off-the-field accomplishments (while respectable) have to do with his 4 major violations that the NCAA was being nice about "thier mistake" on.

[Frosty4024]

10 minutes ago, HooverOutlaw said:

92.

National titles by the big 8 equaled the SEC with the total.

Colorado 1/2

Nebraska 2 1/2

Now both are terrible 

Good for Now.

[Dustin Statham]

The state of Georgia had how many drafted? 21? State of Alabama? 6

[HooverOutlaw]

25 minutes ago, Frosty4024 said:

What does his off-the-field accomplishments (while respectable) have to do with his 4 major violations that the NCAA was being nice about "thier mistake" on.

What 4 violations are you talking about dealing with Stallings.

[HooverOutlaw]

9 minutes ago, Dustin Statham said:

The state of Georgia had how many drafted? 21? State of Alabama? 6

National championships since 1981. 

Georgia .5 

Alabama 8

Only 16 times as many.

Recount Alabama. 

[HooverOutlaw]

34 minutes ago, Frosty4024 said:

What does his off-the-field accomplishments (while respectable) have to do with his 4 major violations that the NCAA was being nice about "thier mistake" on.

November 1996: NCAA Infractions Committee admits making a major mistake in its handling of the Langham case, publicly apologizes to a school official wrongly accused of ethical lapse. Stallings retires days later due to his sons health, setting the stage for the hiring of defensive coordinator Mike DuBose as head coach.

[Dustin Statham]

9 minutes ago, HooverOutlaw said:

National championships since 1981. 

Georgia .5 

Alabama 8

Only 16 times as many.

Recount Alabama. 

Big freaking rug in TTOWN with a lot of DIRT under it. Bear was a drunk

[HooverOutlaw]

1 minute ago, Dustin Statham said:

Big freaking rug in TTOWN with a lot of DIRT under it. Bear was a drunk

He would have won 15 national titles if he did not drink.  It must suck being a Georgia fan the biggest underachieving team in the country.

[Frosty4024]

5 minutes ago, HooverOutlaw said:

He would have won 15 national titles if he did not drink.  It must suck being a Georgia fan the biggest underachieving team in the country.

2nd biggest.

(West Virginia)

[TheMaximumHornetSting]

2 minutes ago, Frosty4024 said:

2nd biggest.

(West Virginia)

3rd... USC is the new 1st place

[TheMaximumHornetSting]

Throw Oregon in the boat too

[Frosty4024]

5 minutes ago, TheMaximumHornetSting said:

3rd... USC is the new 1st place

Nah...USC has a title at least.

[Frosty4024]

5 minutes ago, TheMaximumHornetSting said:

Throw Oregon in the boat too

Oregon hasn't been around contending as long as WVU.

They're getting close though... Probably would have one if they kept Chip and if not for the rule changes.

Quit trying to bash the PAC-12. 😁

[Frosty4024]

23 minutes ago, HooverOutlaw said:

November 1996: NCAA Infractions Committee admits making a major mistake in its handling of the Langham case, publicly apologizes to a school official wrongly accused of ethical lapse. Stallings retires days later due to his sons health, setting the stage for the hiring of defensive coordinator Mike DuBose as head coach.

My other post didn't post???  I quoted this.

Hence the NCAA being easy on them for "thier mistake."

Then came DuBose...no comments needed.

[Frosty4024]

19 minutes ago, HooverOutlaw said:

He would have won 15 national titles if he did not drink.  It must suck being a Georgia fan the biggest underachieving team in the country.

I remember a time Ohio State was on top of that list. 😁

[HooverOutlaw]

17 minutes ago, Frosty4024 said:

My other post didn't post???  I quoted this.

Hence the NCAA being easy on them for "thier mistake."

Then came DuBose...no comments needed.

I will admit DuBose let things run wild and let the boosters run the show.  

Do you know how bogus ACT scores even work for these players?

Most idiots think somebody takes the test for the players. 

[Frosty4024]

2 hours ago, HooverOutlaw said:

I will admit DuBose let things run wild and let the boosters run the show.  

Do you know how bogus ACT scores even work for these players?

Most idiots think somebody takes the test for the players. 

*cough*NorthCarolina*cough*

[Frosty4024]

2 hours ago, HooverOutlaw said:

I will admit DuBose let things run wild and let the boosters run the show.  

Do you know how bogus ACT scores even work for these players?

Most idiots think somebody takes the test for the players. 

Anyways....We're off track. DuBose should even have popped up in the conversation...I digress.

The main thing was you saying Stallings was better than most coaches in the country during his time period.

Over coaches like Tom Osborne, Don James, Mike McCartney, Lou Holtz, etc?

[TheMaximumHornetSting]

3 hours ago, Frosty4024 said:

Oregon hasn't been around contending as long as WVU.

They're getting close though... Probably would have one if they kept Chip and if not for the rule changes.

Quit trying to bash the PAC-12. 😁

I'm not bashing I want the Pac12 to BE better.... 

Outside of Georgia and A&M screw the SEC.... 

I dont do conference humping but damn the SEC is overhyped