Alabama Crimson Tide: What Does Nick Saban Do Next?

[ssmith general]

"By Joel Barker

When Nick Saban took over at Alabama, fans were literally beside themselves with joy. The once proud program with hundreds of thousands of loyal fans across the south was on the verge of becoming respectable again after nearly two decades of bad coaching, probation, and ultimately bad football.

Turns out, those fans were more than justified in their happiness as Saban had the team in the SEC Championship Game in just his second season on the job. Saban's third season on the job brought Alabama another SEC and National Championship."

Link - National Football Authority

Never heard of this publication or this dude, but here is an article about us.   

[ricky023]

  I give him two thumbs up. Like to read his publications more. Why, you might say because he is so friendly to Alabama. RTR!

[Marshal Dillon]

Good info. I disagree about Carpenter being pickd in the first 4 rounds of the draft. He MIGHT be a 6th or 7th round pick.

[MLB10]

I wonder if the author is related to Jay Barker.

[ricky023]

I know what CNS does next without a doubt. Anything He Wants To! RTR!

[Chechem]

"The New Orleans Saints with the 24th pick in the 1st round would be a good fit for Carpenter. At the 29th pick, the Bears could look to give Jay Cutler a little more security and time for his plays to develop. In my mind, the value starts to build with the Buffalo Bills pick at 34th overall. Carpenter could open up the running game for CJ Spiller like he did for Ingram at Alabama and also protect whoever will be the starting quarterback in Buffalo next season."

(Opposing Views, Feb. 21, 2011)

This is the most optimistic opinion I've seen.  Most say 2nd or later.

[BAMAWV]

"The New Orleans Saints with the 24th pick in the 1st round would be a good fit for Carpenter. At the 29th pick, the Bears could look to give Jay Cutler a little more security and time for his plays to develop. In my mind, the value starts to build with the Buffalo Bills pick at 34th overall. Carpenter could open up the running game for CJ Spiller like he did for Ingram at Alabama and also protect whoever will be the starting quarterback in Buffalo next season."

(Opposing Views, Feb. 21, 2011)

This is the most optimistic opinion I've seen.  Most say 2nd or later.

OL and especially LTs are a hot commodity but no way Carpenter gets picked in the first 2 rounds.

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