On February 23, 2008, safety Rashad Johnson was arrested outside a Tuscaloosa bar. That's right, TWO years ago. Take that, Tennessee.

Johnson's arrest was the end of an ongoing string of players that got into trouble. Before Johnson, potential starting linebacker Jimmy Johns was booted off the team after selling drugs. Don't forget about the now-infamous textbook scandal that took its toll on the 2007 season.

During this trouble, Saban was accused of not being a good disciplinarian. It took several months without trouble before those critics disappeared. Meanwhile, Alabama has been quite successful the past two years, going undefeated in the regular season in 2008 and 2009, and bringing the university its ...

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