Recent reports have surfaced that Nick Saban is no longer feeling challenged by the college game. According to his wife Terri, “Nick no longer feels the joy of winning.” A strong statement from the person who has the most access to the man’s innermost intimate thoughts and feelings. The recent quotes have Crimson … Continue reading »
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