David Pollack sits next to Nick Saban, boldly claims Georgia has “taken over” college football
The brazenness was profound.
The brazenness was profound.
This is pretty on brand for Nick Saban, who like Bill Belichick and Gregg Popovich, often has his petulance with the media excused.
"How about the church of what’s happening now? Can we focus on what’s happening now?"
"If he wasn’t interested, he never would have done it in the first place."
"One guy is a known felon. He was convicted of murder at a very young age. I jokingly said to the next (caller) 'Don’t tell me you served time in prison too.' He said 'Absolutely.'"
"You guys gave us a lot of really positive rat poison. The rat poison that you usually give us is usually fatal. But the rat poison that you put out there this week was yummy."
"Do I finally get to meet the boss?"
It was really more of a toss, upon review.
Battle went in an unconventional direction when asked what Saban sayings stand out to him.
"So I'm not the only one who gets that way."
Premiering Dec. 10 on HBO, Belichick and Saban: The Art of Coaching will cover those coaches' almost four-decade-long friendship.
"This is one of those headset things where you break your headsets, right?"