Nick Saban Says He Caught a 6-Foot, 180-Pound Tarpon In Florida

by Larry Leo

May 27, 201511 Comments

Nick Saban Says He Caught a 6-Foot, 180-Pound Tarpon In Florida

Chuck Cook-USA TODAY Sports

Alabama head coach Nick Saban opened up his SEC spring meetings press conference on Tuesday with a story about a 6-Foot, 180-Pound tarpon he caught while fishing in Florida on Monday night. Sports Illustrated's Andy Staples tweeted out the story...

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I'd like to see a photo of this. Someone has to have one, right?

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BlackPawnMartyr•107 months

I would say its funny but its actually just pathetic to watch grown men try to talk smack about Saban's height. The only type of person who would do that, is someone who's only accomplishment is getting tall genes from their parents. Congrats, sorry that unlike Saban, you accomplished nothing else in your life. ;)

Hugo Stiglitz•107 months

frick Saban and his fish

eddieray•107 months

He must have really worked the process

eddieray•107 months

"Damn it feels good to be a gangsta"

GeauxToBed•107 months

"6 feet tall and 180 lbs? Line him up at safety"

Beat me to it

LSU Patrick•107 months

6 feet tall and 180 lbs? Line him up at safety.

Rickety Cricket•107 months

Agreed, Larry. I won't believe it until I see pics.

blueboy•107 months

Daddy, I caught a fish and it was bigger than me!!!

LSUAlum2001•107 months

So... The fish is a foot taller than Saban?

Paco_taco•107 months

Actually, someone else hooked it and started reeling it in but got tired. Then everyone else took turns until saban was last. He got champion fish credit because he owns the boat.

Rebel Land Shark•107 months

Pics or bullshite

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