To say he is a hypocrite is probably a major understatement.
Nick Saban said Wednesday he plans to take stronger stances on issues such as NIL and the transfer portal because "what we have now is not college football."
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We will pass on anything you suggest, little Nicky. Double Gauldens your direction.
Saban was doing this sh-t all along, and is doubling down in "retirement," now with the bully pulpit of ESPN to campaign against parity, reinstitute Bama's illegal bag game through caps, and to do his utmost to influence the teams selected and not selected for the playoffs, as well as to influence recruits' views of teams via broadcasts.
He tells Alabama and its fans (where he still works and has an office) that he is forever a Bammer and will work tirelessly to promote Bama's interests in retirement.
Then he tells these imbecile media sycophants that he is a neutral party and an elder statesman. And they repeat it like a tape recorder.
Saban is desperate to bring Alabama's ability to cheat with impunity back and a reprise of his bag game. NIL and the portal are creating parity.
Saban is behind the immoral and grossly illegal* on-going NCAA hit on Tennessee. He didn't like getting beat out for Nico. He didn't like getting his azz beat and being outcoached in Knoxville. He saw for himself the level of
extreme blatant rigging of officiating by the Birmingham office that was required for him to "beat" (or be corruptly gifted with a crooked "win") versus Tennessee in Birmingham last year.
He is really a terrible person.
He brags on Sankey and Greg Byrne in the article. Sankey oversees the corrupt officiating and scheduling indispensable to Saban and Bama.
Bryne is involved with Saban in Bama's illegal corruption of state and local police and the district attorney's office.
Byrne (together with two small-school coaches or league offices also in Alabama) are on the 12-member NCAA selection committee for basketball. We already see the end-of-year gauntlet that Sankey made for the basketVols. Now keep an eye on Alabama's influence on the Tournament seeding this year. UNC is on the committee too.
* Ex post facto rules tailored for a specific target, presumption of guilt rather than innocence in proceedings for the same purpose, selective enforcement and grants of cheating-with-impunity status to favorites to corrupt outcomes.