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Great win, great comeback...but it was the Bills...another 4-7 team.

Now we need to build upon this game and beat SD. I think turning the corner is beating a very good team away, like the SD game next week.

For the first time this season I saw what Saban has been preaching by his teams performance. Specifically..."not about the result but about a process that ends is a consistent performance that yields results..."

By not reacting to the first half score, or any given play, the Dolphins stayed "in the game". They played to the next play, although not perfectly, it did enable a methodical process that yielded the desired outcome.

In short, I believe the Saban Process proved out in the end over the Bills because it was methodical, consistent, and did not over react to the current situation.

The Bills lost because they had no Process to follow while leading by 21 points. They went ultra conservative on both sides of the ball.

I hope this is what SABAN is preaching about.

I think we do have a chance vs SD, a good one if we execute and everyone comes in healthy, and the players BEHAVE they same way. Mistakes are going to happen but by following SABAN's process (read BEHAVIOR), these players can preservere.

I am becoming a believer in this whole process thing.
 
Well this might be contradicting yourself since you started the thread that is linked below yesterday. :shakeno: Basicly your credability is shot and anything you type should be considered BS. You are a shining example of a fair weather fan. At least have the courage to stand by your opinions, or the smarts to keep your mouth shut if these aren't your opinions.

http://www.finheaven.com/boardvb2/showthread.php?t=111777
 
I'm not sure what process played in Sage playing well....or was he Saban's secret weapon? Heart and luck had more to do with that win....than any process.
 
Huffer said:
Well this might be contradicting yourself since you started the thread that is linked below yesterday. :shakeno: Basicly your credability is shot and anything you type should be considered BS. You are a shining example of a fair weather fan. At least have the courage to stand by your opinions, or the smarts to keep your mouth shut if these aren't your opinions.

http://www.finheaven.com/boardvb2/showthread.php?t=111777


:rofl3:
 
Huffer said:
Well this might be contradicting yourself since you started the thread that is linked below yesterday. :shakeno: Basicly your credability is shot and anything you type should be considered BS. You are a shining example of a fair weather fan. At least have the courage to stand by your opinions, or the smarts to keep your mouth shut if these aren't your opinions.

http://www.finheaven.com/boardvb2/showthread.php?t=111777

:0wned:
 
Huffer said:
Well this might be contradicting yourself since you started the thread that is linked below yesterday. :shakeno: Basicly your credability is shot and anything you type should be considered BS. You are a shining example of a fair weather fan. At least have the courage to stand by your opinions, or the smarts to keep your mouth shut if these aren't your opinions.

http://www.finheaven.com/boardvb2/showthread.php?t=111777

:whip2:
 
Huffer said:
Well this might be contradicting yourself since you started the thread that is linked below yesterday. :shakeno: Basicly your credability is shot and anything you type should be considered BS. You are a shining example of a fair weather fan. At least have the courage to stand by your opinions, or the smarts to keep your mouth shut if these aren't your opinions.

http://www.finheaven.com/boardvb2/showthread.php?t=111777

Thats the first thing I thought of when I saw who wrote this.
This guy and phinking are two peas in a pod.
 
Huffer said:
Well this might be contradicting yourself since you started the thread that is linked below yesterday. :shakeno: Basicly your credability is shot and anything you type should be considered BS. You are a shining example of a fair weather fan. At least have the courage to stand by your opinions, or the smarts to keep your mouth shut if these aren't your opinions.

http://www.finheaven.com/boardvb2/showthread.php?t=111777

:chuckle:
 
Huffer said:
Well this might be contradicting yourself since you started the thread that is linked below yesterday. :shakeno: Basicly your credability is shot and anything you type should be considered BS. You are a shining example of a fair weather fan. At least have the courage to stand by your opinions, or the smarts to keep your mouth shut if these aren't your opinions.

http://www.finheaven.com/boardvb2/showthread.php?t=111777

:rofl3: :rofl3:
 
Huffer said:
Well this might be contradicting yourself since you started the thread that is linked below yesterday. :shakeno: Basicly your credability is shot and anything you type should be considered BS. You are a shining example of a fair weather fan. At least have the courage to stand by your opinions, or the smarts to keep your mouth shut if these aren't your opinions.

http://www.finheaven.com/boardvb2/showthread.php?t=111777


:lol:
 
Process My A-- ! That Was All Sage Redeeming Himself From The Browns Game! I Think In Cleveland Scott And Nick Had Sage Shackeled, Down 23-3 Theres No Way You Can Afford To Shackel, So The Big Man Did His Think, Sage Gets The Start Next Week?
 
phinfreak said:
Great win, great comeback...but it was the Bills...another 4-7 team.

Now we need to build upon this game and beat SD. I think turning the corner is beating a very good team away, like the SD game next week.

For the first time this season I saw what Saban has been preaching by his teams performance. Specifically..."not about the result but about a process that ends is a consistent performance that yields results..."

By not reacting to the first half score, or any given play, the Dolphins stayed "in the game". They played to the next play, although not perfectly, it did enable a methodical process that yielded the desired outcome.

In short, I believe the Saban Process proved out in the end over the Bills because it was methodical, consistent, and did not over react to the current situation.

The Bills lost because they had no Process to follow while leading by 21 points. They went ultra conservative on both sides of the ball.

I hope this is what SABAN is preaching about.

I think we do have a chance vs SD, a good one if we execute and everyone comes in healthy, and the players BEHAVE they same way. Mistakes are going to happen but by following SABAN's process (read BEHAVIOR), these players can preservere.

I am becoming a believer in this whole process thing.

You should have atleast waited a few days and maybe some people would have forgot about your thread yesterday :shakeno:
 
Huffer said:
Well this might be contradicting yourself since you started the thread that is linked below yesterday. :shakeno: Basicly your credability is shot and anything you type should be considered BS. You are a shining example of a fair weather fan. At least have the courage to stand by your opinions, or the smarts to keep your mouth shut.

LOL! I have a feeling there will be quite a few new accounts starting up with
Dec 05 start dates.
 
fishypete said:
I'm not sure what process played in Sage playing well....or was he Saban's secret weapon? Heart and luck had more to do with that win....than any process.

I think yesterday was an example of the "process".... don't look at the scoreboard just keep on playing.... every play counts.... if you string together executed plays on offense and defense then chances are you will get the results you are looking for.... It was very clear the Bills looked at the scoreboard and became satisfied...

To play with heart... you have to believe and "buy" the process... it's the ultimate team game...
 
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