Awful Announcing
Saban allowed ESPN to film an all-access series at training camp this year after years of turning those requests down, and also quickly apologized to ESPN's Maria Taylor after being rude during an interview.
Why Saban felt the need to get so defensive in the first place remains a mystery.
"Alright, so why do you continue to try and get me to say something that doesn't respect one of them? I'm not going to, so quit asking."
Saban and LeBron traded shots after Uninterrupted called out Alabama for stealing its intellectual property.
Shop Talk and The Shop do share some striking similarities.
Here's how the radio announcers for Alabama and Georgia called Tua Tagovailoa's championship-winning touchdown pass to DeVonta Smith.
"I think we a lot of times see a very different Nick Saban than the one that’s at the podium or the one that’s on stage."
So the media should report that Alabama stinks? Got it, Coach.
Wise's attempt at satire went over very poorly.
"Sometimes I wonder... why do we play?"
“If he has the personality of Steve Spurrier, then I would like him. Spurrier, now you’re talking about a great coach. That’s a great coach, Steve Spurrier, not Saban. Saban hates people."
Finebaum proved to be right, and Rome, Cowherd and ESPN very, very wrong.
Nick Saban didn't appreciate the question and made sure the reporter knew about it.
After ESPN and SEC Network personality Paul Finebaum called new UConn head coach Randy Edsall’s decision to pull...
