Nick Saban's forgotten disciple: What Curt Cignetti took with him from Alabama to Indiana
Those who coached with Cignetti at Alabama see a bit of The Process in Bloomington
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News Article: Great article about Curt Cignetti and Alabama years under Saban
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It's been fun watching Coach Cig flourish at Indiana.
He's the closest thing to Nick Saban still coaching, even more so than Kirby. Listen to his press conferences and interviews. Close your eyes and at points, you think it is Saban talking.
Too bad he is not 8-10 years younger he might have been a better choice. Oh well, you dance with who you brung.
If he were 10 years younger he'd be the perfect choice to hire if and when DeBoer flames out or leaves. I hate he isn't. I don't think a Saban clone / Saban lite would have worked directly after Saban. But, maybe it would have? Anyway...
Honestly if we cannot win it, I wouldn't be mad if he did
Indiana got to 10 wins for the first time ever.
CKD may decide this isn't for him but I doubt he flames out. You can tell he's gotten his feet under him and now starting to build. He crawled all over one of the assistant coaches last night for not getting the play off on time. He's developing that Saban edge right before our eyes. We physically whipped LSU last night.
Josh Pate had a humorous take.
Pate's take on Indiana
He mentioned the criticism that Indiana has not played anyone. Pate responded, "They have thrown everyone they have played in a woodchipper. ... Those are someone's children! And they did that to them."
Pate's take on Indiana
He mentioned the criticism that Indiana has not played anyone. Pate responded, "They have thrown everyone they have played in a woodchipper. ... Those are someone's children! And they did that to them."
As an aside. During the game Herbie said (as he did when Saban was hired) it's not IF DeBoer wins big at Bama, but WHEN he starts winning big at Bama. He then mentioned our current #1 reruiting class.
I am cautiously optimistic.
It was a great performance by the team. Congrats, lads. Well done.
It was a great rushing performance against the 3rd worst rushing defense in the SEC.
I absolutely love the commitment to running the ball. Love it. Let's see if this Bama team can run the ball consistently against better rushing defenses.
It was a great performance by the team. Congrats, lads. Well done.
It was a great rushing performance against the 3rd worst rushing defense in the SEC.
I absolutely love the commitment to running the ball. Love it. Let's see if this Bama team can run the ball consistently against better rushing defenses.
I do recall having the impression that Mike DuBose was hired, at least partly because he had "ties to Coach Bryant."
That did not work out so well for Bama or for Coach DuBose.
I think the post-Saban hire was "let's get the best candidate whether he has ties to Coach Saban or not." We are not going to get another Coach Saban.
I hope Coach BeDoer has similar levels of success, but I do not expect him to conduct himself like Coach Saban. I expect Coach DeBoer to coach like Coach DeBoer.
I am confident he will do just that..............dont see him going anywhere soon, despite people like Stephen Smith wanting "someone" else at Bama
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