by
24 Comments
ESPN’s Chris Low put out an article on Tuesday where he sat down with Alabama head coach Nick Saban
Brett Davis-USA TODAY Sports
ESPN’s Chris Low put out an article on Tuesday where he sat down with Alabama head coach Nick Saban and discussed things like his retirement one day...
quote:

“That’s what everybody keeps saying, that I’m not going to be doing this for much longer, and all the people who say it have no idea what I’m going to do,” Saban told ESPN during a wide-ranging interview. “I’ve been involved in some fashion with football and being a part of a football team ever since I can remember. I don’t know what it would be like not doing it and don’t want to know.”


“The way I look at it is, as long as I’m healthy and as long as I feel that I can do a good job, I want to keep doing it because I enjoy doing it,” Saban said. “What I don’t want to do is just stay forever, forever and forever and ride the program down where I’m not creating value. I would never want to do that, and I think I’m a long ways from doing that. I don’t want to talk about anybody else, but there have been a couple of coaches where their legacy was tarnished by them maybe doing it longer than they should have. That won’t be me.”
The interview is here...
quote:

976086124643979264


(TheSpun)
Filed Under: Alabama Sports
24 Comments
user avatar
user avatar
idlewatcher94 months
Hurry it up Nick. Other teams need a shot to win it
user avatar
atxfan94 months
Just Saban putting something on record that he can refer back to on the recruiting trail when other coaches try and start casting doubt about whether he'll be there for their whole career.
user avatar
TouchdownTony94 months
He's in good health, still winning titles. No end in sight. Biggest thing is he doesn't want to leave. He loves what he's doing and where he's doing it. God knows he's had every opportunity to leave. He said after the title game he's never been happier. We're quite happy as well.
user avatar
Purple Spoon94 months
He almost said something but not really. What he said could mean anything. Saban to Texas
user avatar
Darth Aranda94 months
He gone
user avatar
JackieTreehorn94 months
The legend lives on.
user avatar
RobbBobb94 months
Then man will be 67 this year. And will be done after the 2019 season
user avatar
foshizzle94 months
>there have been a couple of coaches where their legacy was tarnished by them maybe doing it longer than they should have. That won’t be me. That's what they all say. Hardly anyone who is really successful thinks "I can't ever turn this slump around."
user avatar
Fearless_and_True94 months
Please just go
user avatar
BoomNation94 months
I honestly don't see him coaching past his mid 80s maybe 85/86 so yes
user avatar
chRxis94 months
well, shite...
user avatar
TigerSpray94 months
$20 million per year gets him back to Baton Rouge.
user avatar
lsusteve194 months
Which is why I say other teams need to force his retirement. I don't want Saban finishing on Top, make his arse quit.
user avatar
MykTide94 months
Maybe Coach 0 can make him quit.
user avatar
DVinBR94 months
saban is paterno 2.0 confirmed (without the scandal)
user avatar
lsutigermall94 months
Let’s stick it to the Gumps this year.
user avatar
JackieTreehorn94 months
Baseball season
user avatar
SoulGlo94 months
Somebody call Vladimir and get some Polonium.
user avatar
Priapus94 months
Nick isn't about to Spurrier the Alabama program by putting a date on it.
user avatar
Priapus94 months
Nick isn't about to Spurrier the Alabama program by putting a date on it.
user avatar
RealityTiger94 months
"I don’t want to talk about anybody else, but there have been a couple of coaches where their legacy was tarnished by them maybe doing it longer than they should have." (Les Miles)
user avatar
TigerScratch94 months
Not Miles. He was referring to Bobby Bowden, Joe Paterno, and probably a few others that were much older than Les.
user avatar
EyeTwentyNole94 months
Bobby Bowden definitely, I'm sure he was paying some attention after Jimbo came to FSU in 07 and saw how bad it got.
Popular Stories
logoFollow SECRant for SEC Football News
Follow us on X and Facebook to get the latest updates on SEC Football and Recruiting.

FacebookTwitter