Alabama fans crave perfection and excellence as much as Nick Saban does.
After suffering its second loss of the season, the Crimson Tide nation is not pleased with the product on the field.
Alabama will be out of the College Football Playoff for a second time since it started in 2014. It has a slim chance of making the Southeastern Conference Championship with two losses, but it will take Louisiana State University losing to Arkansas and Texas A&M to help the Tide get in. Fans want Bill O’Brien (offensive coordinator) and Pete Golding (defensive coordinator) gone as soon as possible, but criticism is now coming to Saban. He has guided the program to six national championships, eight SEC Championships, four Heisman Trophy winners, and numerous NFL Draft picks, but this has been a disappointing season.
In a Twitter poll for Touchdown Alabama Magazine, Alabama fans surprisingly gave Saban a B-C grade for his coaching efforts.
What would you grade Nick Saban’s coaching job this season?
— Touchdown Alabama (@TDAlabamaMag) November 6, 2022
Here are some of the reactions from Tide fans to the poll.
#NICKSABAN has been severely out coaxed in the two losses and the Texas win. Face it . The future is Georgia (1.) LSU (2) Tennessee ((3) Flordia (4) 5. Ole Miss (5) #HONESTBAMAFAN. # ROLLTIDE
— TheBammerHammer (@BammerThe) November 7, 2022
I mean he hired the coordinators. Pete should’ve been gone and Bill O’Brien should’ve never been hired he has no real plan.
— Jeremy Nickelson (@jnicelovinglife) November 6, 2022
He is the head coach. Ends with him.
— Alabama_Falcons (@18_Nattys) November 6, 2022
C- bc he knows better https://t.co/SuerKSQZPz
— tnk (@kingeliiii) November 6, 2022
When you lose 2 games with a qb that’s gonna end up as one of the best in the game you get a fat F https://t.co/wfoceBzhnM
— Chris (@cfbtalk07) November 6, 2022
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Stephen M. Smith is the managing editor and senior writer for Touchdown Alabama Magazine. You can “like” him on Facebook or “follow” him on Twitter, via @CoachingMSmith.
