Alabama coach is 104-12 as college head coach
Losing isn’t something Kalen DeBoer has done much of during his career as a college football head coach, yet it still eats at him.
DeBoer noted that Nick Saban — his predecessor at Alabama and now an ESPN commentator — has been “in the same boat” during recent seasons with the Crimson Tide, which was in national championship contention nearly every year for the last decade-plus. But he also said he can remember his losses down to the smallest detail.
For the record, DeBoer went 67-3 with three NAIA national championships in five seasons at Sioux Falls, then 12-6 in two years at Fresno State . He lost two games his first season at Washington, then only one last year, the College Football Playoff National Championship Game vs. Michigan.
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