Hujan
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I have no idea what you're talking about. Saban to Texas is a big deal because it would be unprecedented for a coach to leave a hugely successful big-time program to coach another big-time program. Recruiting is not exactly hard at Alabama. Being in the "SEC" at all is probably x5 the recruiting advantage than simply being geographically located in the state of Texas. Being the best program in the SEC? Sheee-it.If it isn't the easiest place to win at, then why were people pooping their pants when Nick Saban was rumored to coach there? Wasn't it just said that college football would never be the same a couple posts up?The comparison was implied when someone who supports Bo scoffs at Mack Brown.
This "easiest place to win at" BS is just that . . . BS. Yes, Texas has a lot of recruits, but UT is competing for those recruits with OU, OSU, A&M, LSU, Arkansas, hell even Nebraska. This is not to mention that the Big XII South and Big XII now is much more competitive than the Big XII North or the Big Ten. How do you think the Huskers would have fared in the Big 12 this year? They would have gotten their sh#t pushed in. Based on the divisions in which we've played, our facilities, our fan support, etc., you could make the argument that Nebraska is one of the easiest places to win at. And then there's Bo.
And, of course, there's this:
http://espn.go.com/n...ameId=302890158
Nebraska would lose to BU and OSU and that's it.
Has anyone ever considered the factor that Texas high school players are, on the whole, a wee bit overrated?
And you are delusional if you think we'd only have lost to BU and OSU. Texas and OU would have run all over us. We'd easily have four conference losses in the Big XII.
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