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"Here are the 22 colleges that had the most former players listed as active on an NFL roster as of Dec. 29, 2025, according to ESPN. Free agents and players on injured reserve or practice squads are not included on ESPN's list."
Colleges with the most NFL players
University of Alabama: 56
University of Georgia: 52
The Ohio State University: 50
Louisiana State University: 42
University of Michigan: 42
University of Notre Dame (IN): 41
The Pennsylvania State University: 36
University of Florida: 35
University of Texas at Austin: 34
University of Oklahoma: 33
University of Oregon: 33
University of California, Los Angeles: 29
Clemson University (SC): 28
University of South Carolina: 28
University of Southern California: 28
University of Iowa: 26
University of Tennessee, Knoxville: 26
Stanford University (CA): 25
University of Washington: 25
Auburn University (AL): 24
Texas A&M University: 24
Texas Christian University: 24
Speaking of amazing stats, look at this?

Alabama went THIRTY YEARS (30 years) without losing a game to LSU at Tiger stadium in Red Stick! Alabama was 14-0-1 against them in scary "death valley" :speechless:
I guess that's why Coach Bryant called Coach McLendon to see if The Tide could schedule a few other regular season games in Baton Rouge when LSU was on the road.
:bwahaha:
Great job.
Just start a thread, then walk away and watch the coonasses all came scampering out of their holes (like roaches when the lights go off!)).
Damn if you don't have'em all trained up!
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But the biggest issue is everyone can pay top dollar now and it isn’t confined to being under the table as it was with Saban in Tuscaloosa and Kirby in Athens
:bwahaha:
Sorry but I can't help it when I see some Auburn clown saying something about other teams having paid under-the-table money to players.
How many of the others have been caught on tape, or had their previous head coach rat them out to authorities? :rotflmao:
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Gtech went independent.
They tried to get back into the SEC some years after Dodd left, but The conference told them to pound sand.
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He's a good coach but he needs more time to harden enough for the SEC. Unfortunately LSU has been no issue for him lol, but he's not SEC material overall in my opinion.
At this point, I'd agree.
He'll have to do the nearly impossible......harden his personality, and instill a little respectful fear into both players and assistants.
The one thing that both Saban and Bryant did was to meet with the player and the parents together, and make it known to EVERYONE what he expects from his players, why he expects it, and how it will benefit the player, and if he/they aren't prepared to give it, then Alabama won't be the place for them.
It's amazing the effect that conversation has on the type of player and his family that The Tide is looking for.
PS- If the player and/or family aren't happy with the coaches position, then EVERYONE will be fortunate that he didn't come to Tuscaloosa!

:cheers:
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Saban and Bryant could not have existed in today’s landscape where players are basically co-equal partners to coaches and can walk and go play for someone else if you piss them off and coaches have zero recourse.

Have some of you people literally been in a cave the last couple of years since the Supreme Court decision and missed how much this s**t has changed?

I said in another thread that our fan base lives in a bubble, I think it’s a damn time warp.
I believe BamaBravesPackers' post adequately replied to your post regarding being afraid to display toughness from the coaches.
Looking even closer to home, Coach Oats should be an excellent example of what BamaBravesPackers and I are talking about.
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That first step should be making some staff changes for the OL, strength and conditioning and rb's coach. He's had some absolute stinkers his first two years here so obviously he should know something isn't working. It's up to him to figure it out. Saban, early in his career, had some absolute beatdowns at MSU and LSU, but he eventually got it figured out and became the goat because of it.

I'm not gonna give up on him yet, but last night was completely unacceptable (along with the uga game). I still think you have to give him time to get his own recruited qb and ol in there for the season before pulling the trigger and firing him.

The guy right now is flawed as shite as head coach, but his record as a head coach is still better than probably 95% of other coaches out there right now. And he's only been doing it for 6 seasons. It tells me the potential is there, but it's up to him to get his current issues fixed and turn that potential into greatness.
It's next to impossible to ask a person to completely reverse their personality, and that's what DeBoer would have to do.
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He looked confused, multiple times. His first redzone appearance was him bouncing around reads instead of taking his time.

He’s got more zip on the ball but by no means did I get the sense he was better mentally.

If we want to push the ball, we need to actually call plays to push the ball. Not call screens and 0 yard runs nonstop like we did for over half of our plays
What do you expect from a kid with NO big game experience?
"Pushing" the ball requires an OL that can give QBs time to let his receives get into their routes. Neither QB was afforded that.
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You still have to have a coach who isn’t soft as a baby turd and doesn’t get ran off the field by his own player like a bitch arse pussy. You still have to have coaching that stresses fundamentals and actually, well, coaches and prepares his team to play the game.
Quite true....and DISCIPLINE!
If you AND your coaches aren't willing to chew a player's arse off when necessary, you're gonna have these problems. Just ask coaches Saban & Bryant.
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We really don't need any receiver transfers

RW - Brooks - Derek Meadows- then Morgan/Hale/MBakwe

This happens when your QB won't, or can't throw down field. I realize that our pathetic OL doesn't give QBs enough time to throw deep often, but we don't even try when we do get enough time.

re: Helmans is better than dukes.

Posted by coachcrisp on 1/2/26 at 7:21 pm to
Dukes by a mile.
Second all times to my mother's home made.
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"As I watch Indiana take the field today...
I won't be flipping the channels to find the LSU game.
:bwahaha:
So you're saying that they may get into the Final Four, huh?
:dope:
The excuses have started early this playoff season.
:rolleyes:
"One thing is for sure: Midwest whites are athletically superior to southern whites".
We've got us a "geographical bigot"! Refreshing after reading all that racism nonsense every day.
:lol:
I'm an SEC pride guy. Having a boss conference gets TV, bowl, national ranking preference and a ton of money for ALL SEC teams. It takes a shallow-minded, inbred not to realize that.
Yeah...because of the # of quality RBs on their roster. :dope:

PS- did I mention the SUPER blocking OL we've got? :bwahaha:

re: Whittingham to Michigan

Posted by coachcrisp on 12/27/25 at 10:02 am to
An excellent hire!
The man's had solid teams during his time at Utah, and he'll bring stability and maturity to the program.

re: Shoutout to Connor Talty

Posted by coachcrisp on 12/21/25 at 11:04 am to
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can he punt?
:rotflmao:
How can a team of our caliber not have elite kickers at both positions? :dunno: