5 Different Coaches 2008 Nick Saban 2007 Nick Saban 2006 Mike Shula 2005 Mike Shula 2004 Mike Shula 2003 Mike Shula 2002 Dennis Franchione 2001 Dennis Franchione 2000 Mike DuBose 1999 Mike DuBose 1998 Mike DuBose
mike price
There really isn't a second most .... There is a tie for most playoff games as a head coach between Don Shula and Tom Landry with 36 each. Then there is a tie for third place between Joe Gibbs, Mike Holmgren, and Chuck Noll with 24 each. The current head coach with the most playoff games in Bill Belichick with 21 and second is Andy Reid with 19.
Ray Perkins 1983-86 Bill Curry 1987-89 Gene Stallings 1990-96 Mike DuBose 1997-2000 Dennis Franchione 2001-02 Mike Price* 2003 Mike Shula 2003-06 Joe Kines^ 2006 Nick Saban 2007- *Fired in off season, never coached a game.
Lovie Smith was the head coach of the Chicago Bears in 2005.
Ray Perkins. Perkins was head coach of Alabama between 1983-1986.
Mike Shula was 1-3 against Tennessee at Alabama. 2006: Tennessee 16, Alabama 13 2005: Alabama 6, Tennessee 3 2004: Tennessee 17, Alabama 13 2003: Tennessee 51, Alabama 43
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Son David Shula was a head coach for the Cincinnati Bengals in the nineties, while his other son Mike Shula is the quarterbacks coach for the Miami Dolphins. Mike Shula became a Division I-A Head Coach at the young age of 38.
Head Coach - 2007 Mike Shula - 1.6 was released on: USA: 24 March 2007
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Head Coach - 2007 Mike Shula 1-6 was released on: USA: 24 March 2007
Mike Price had no record at Alabama. He was released after Spring Practice and never coached an actual game for Alabama. Mike Shula was hired to replace him, since it was at a time of year when coaches do not change jobs they were forced to hire a Pro Assistant.
No. 1) 2003 - lost 28-23 2) 2004 - lost 21-13 3) 2005 - lost 28-18 4) 2006 - lost 22-15
5 Different Coaches 2008 Nick Saban 2007 Nick Saban 2006 Mike Shula 2005 Mike Shula 2004 Mike Shula 2003 Mike Shula 2002 Dennis Franchione 2001 Dennis Franchione 2000 Mike DuBose 1999 Mike DuBose 1998 Mike DuBose
Mike Price. Price was hired to replace Dennis Franchione after the 2002 season but didn't coach a game for the Tide. He was fired in the spring of 2003 over allegations of misconduct at an off-campus function.
TK and mike are from around Auburn, Alabama. I think Mike died though.