With five months to go
before the opening of the 2018 college football season, I was stunned to learn
that 6-time national champion head coach Nick Saban has added a laughingstock
to his staff.
Butch Jones was fired
as the Vols head coach on Nov. 12, a day after the team’s 50-17 loss to
Missouri. He coached the program for five seasons, going 34-27. Tennessee lost all six of its conference
games last season.
To say Butch didn't
work out as the coach at Rocky Top is something even a blind hog could see.
On Tuesday, Saban
confirmed the former Tennessee coach is an official member of Alabama’s “off-field”
coaching staff.
“He’s an intern, an
analyst. I mean, I guess we could have several names for it,” Saban said after
Tuesday’s inaugural spring practice. “He can’t coach on the field, but he can
work with us off the field. And today was actually the first time that he was
cleared by the NCAA…That finally got completed today, so now he’s officially
going to be a part of the staff here.”
Barrett Sallee, college football writer for CBS
Sports, thinks this is a chance for the washed-up coach to “go through the
Saban doctorate program for coaches who have gone astray.”
Now, if Butch decides to question Coach Saban’s “system
philosophy” he’ll drop his ass like a hot potato. Just ask Lane Kiffin and Steve Sarkisian.
Maybe he should just stick to fetching Nick his ice-cold
Cokes and Little Debbie Oatmeal Creme Pies.
This is the most important video I’ve ever made. I now pronounce myself #ChampionOfLife pic.twitter.com/Jakyfpjd0E— Jack McGuire (@JackMacCFB) March 7, 2018
Random thought...if being an intern was butch jones best option, then what were his other options? 🤔🤷🏻♀️😂🤣 #RollTide— Bama Bo™ (@BamaBo17) March 22, 2018
1. Garbage truck driver...He does like trash cans
2. Janitor.. more trash cans
3. Land fill worker...More garbage
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