Showing posts with label Nick Saban. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nick Saban. Show all posts

Sunday, June 8, 2008

Different Side of Saban


I finally got a chance to watch the "Under The Lights" feature Fox Sports did on Alabama, and I just thought I would give my thoughts. It is clearly evident that Alabama is on the right track. Saban seems to have filtered out the players that he feels weaken the program and players that probably don't want to be there anyway.

I also felt like the feature showed a more personable side to Saban. The feature had scenes of him speaking with the players and even joking around at times. It exemplified how strongly he really does care about these players. Having now seen this side of Saban and also seeing the side he shows to the journalists, I believe that he is the perfect coach for the Alabama Football program.

He cares about nothing more than developing these players and reviving the program. He doesn't care about being known with the newspapers as personable. He also cares nothing about making the boosters happy just to make the boosters happy. With this mindset, the Tide is definitely on the up.

On a side note: The Saban family has donated $1 million in scholarship money to the University of Alabama. The scholarship money is aimed to assist first generation college students. I guess it is even more difficult to say he is a jerk now huh? More information about the scholarship can be found at al.com.

Thursday, June 5, 2008

Saban: A Recruiting Mastermind

Everyone is probably wondering why Nick Saban would schedule Clemson for the first game of the season on a neutral field in Atlanta with a VERY young team. In my mind, the question was answered when he also scheduled Duke in Atlanta for the following season.

Georgia, specifically the Atlanta area, is one of the nations hottest breeding grounds for high school football. The Atlanta based game will give Alabama additional exposure to these players. So far, the 2009 recruiting class has three players from the Atlanta area. Although the Clemson game is going to be very difficult to win, it will give more exposure to the highly talented recruits coming out of this area.