Nick Saban Gets A Little Passive Aggressive About Former Assistant Coaches Leaving
by Larry Leo
July 18, 20199 Comments
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Nick Saban seems to be a little frustrated about the coaching turnover of his Alabama program. (I mean, he did lose seven assistant coaches following the 2018 season.) When asked about it during an interview with Paul Finebaum at SEC Media Days on Wednesday, Saban spoken openly about it...
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“When the season started, I think we were great,” Saban said. “When we won the LSU game, it just seemed like people’s own agendas starting to become more important.”
“Coaching,” he said. “We had a lot of guys who wanted to be head coaches at different places. It takes a special person to say focused on what they have to do now when they have job somewhere else that’s awaiting them and they have a responsibility on staffs.”
“I’m not being critical of those people,” Saban added. “It’s just very challenging. And we had a lot of that on our staff last year, and I think those relationships with players go a long way to keeping players where they need to be to do the things they need to do – continue to prepare, practice the way they need to practice so that they can continue to improve and get better, and we just didn’t do that very well at the end of last year.”
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