That's what what's his name is doing, who was at the Dolphins!

If Nick Saban doesn't beat Auburn ,then Bilicheck may get his chance.Because then Saban won't be there long and not by his choice.The NFL is more forgiving than football fans in the state of Alabama.

are you kidding, or are you drunk? Alabama's coach is named Nick Sabin.

Why would he wan't to coach at a decent college when he could coach the 3 time Super Bowl Champion New England Patriot's and get paid more?

Yes, Nick Saban, or what's his name, went from the Dolphins to coach Alabama. The difference here is that Nick Saban didn't have much of a clue what he was doing in the NFL and didn't have any respect from his players. Bill Billichick on the other hand is a great coach that consistently puts a great team on the field even though they don't have the most talented players at every position. No way should he go to NCAA football and he won't. At the pace he's going, he's going to retire as an NFL coaching God.

No

def. not... he's making mad money in the nfl and constantly has his team in superbowl contention

Why with Randy Moss and dont Stallworth all has to is call hail mary every play

You're crazy...Belichick is the best coach in the NFL...He's not leaving...Sorry, Colts lovers...

NO!
He runs the pats and hes brilliant without him we would gradually slip and slip. He brought the superbowl here and frankly I think he loves the team and loves the NFL. I think he should stay right where he is

No, he is the best coach and should be a the most elite league - the NFL!

A small problem with your question_ you see, there's this guy named Nick Saban who just bailed out on the Dolphins under rather controversial circumstances to take the head coaching job at Alabama. So that position is already filled.

Now if Saban stays true to form and dumps on the Tide, maybe Bill will have a place. And I don't think he's leaving the pro ranks any time soon- that's too sweet a gig to just walk away from. Unless you're Saban, who obviously didn't have the character to stay, and proved it by how he left.

To lure a coach of Belichick's caliber out of the NFL and into the NCAA would probably cost more than any college would be willing to approve. Saban left the Dolphins for Alabama, yes, but he wasn't exactly getting the job done. Now he is making tons of money, and doesn't have to deal with the intense scrutiny of the NFL (although 'Bama fans aren't too forgiving either). He is not even close to the caliber of Belichick. And there certainly isn't much of a motivation for Belichick to retire, since he leads his team to the playoffs and the Super Bowl on a regular basis. And since the talent of his team seems to only get better (Randy Moss, Adalius Thomas, Donte Stallworth, etc.), I don't see him retiring in the near future.

No not alabama its taking...hmmmm......how about Auburn!!!

your a douchebag

I liked him better as the fry cook at the Dairy Queen.