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So Saban was perennial 8 win coming from MSU?he had 2 9 win seasons, 3 6 win seasons, and a 7 win season before leaving for LSU. Belichick was a perennial loser before NE? Spurrier was 8-4 In his best year at Duke. Pete Carroll was a perennial loser before USC. This argument holds zero merit. He has ten times the talent to choose from, more money to spend. To think it’s tied to the same results is what’s ludicrous. He deserves a chance beyond 3 games.
OK, NFL arguments are bad arguments, because of the types of organizations they are. Second an NFL coach can be bad at the NFL and good in college and vice versa.
Pete Carroll was loser before going to USC
1994 jets 6-10
1997 Pats 10-6
1998 Pats 9-7
1999 Pats 8-8
Total 33-31 seems more like a .500 coach
Steve Spurrier
1987 Duke 5-6
1988 Duke 7-3-1
1989 Duke 8-4
Total 20-13-1 full data changes the argument. Which doesn't include the 35-21 he was with the Bandits
Saban
1990 Toledo 9-2
1995 MSU 6-5-1
1996 MSU 6-6
1997 MSU 7-5
1998 MSU 6-6
1999 MSU 9-2
Total 43-26-1.
The question is in a reduced schedule the people listed above couldn't sign 4-5 non-P5 schools to play against like Mullen did in each of his 9 seasons at MSU.... if we were to expand all of these coaches resumes to their first 9 years like Mullen, what would the argument be?