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00:00today in atlanta georgia no longer all-star festivities in major league baseball but our
00:05fourth and final day of scc media day is the four-day extravaganza and event at the site of
00:12the college football hall of fame yesterday drs up there was caitlin abhor for alabama about to
00:19enter year number two at the helm in tuscaloosa inconveniently during scc media days a report
00:26that the former head honcho in teatown nick saban wants to return to coaching after debor and the
00:33tide had a disappointing 2024 missing out on the college football playoff so of course debor was
00:39asked about it here's what the new head coach i guess at alabama had to say well i mean he's you
00:47know one of the greatest to ever do it and so uh he's earned the right to you know do what he wants
00:53i think the best part about uh what what coach saban's doing right now is that he's still involved
00:58in the game you know he's growing the game um he brings uh passion to it uh you know i enjoy when
01:06i get moments of you know on a saturday morning maybe we got a night game flipping on the tv and
01:11seeing not just him but the whole group uh game day and all the different different ways that they
01:17break things down um you know having a chance to see him once in a while uh you can just feel
01:23that uh you know he still has that uh love for the game um you know i think that you know my sense is
01:30that in that he's uh enjoyed doing it in the capacity he's doing it right now and uh but you
01:36know i think everyone who is close to him and um you know i know from the fan base standpoint uh can't
01:43help but want to you know him to be happy doing whatever he wants to do 74 years old drs that's
01:51nick saban he would turn 75 during this season if he were to turn were to return to coaching that's
01:58not going to happen as we discussed earlier on this week i do think nick saban's been pretty darn good
02:04on tv and i was very skeptical that he would be he used to do this weird thing when he would look at
02:10the camera while he was being interviewed instead of at the person who was standing right next to him
02:15and interviewing him so i didn't know how entertaining nick saban would be he's been
02:20pretty darn good on television i expect him to remain on tv shout out to kaylin abor for even having
02:26to answer that question yeah like he has that cachet it doesn't always work out and you're right because
02:31even some of the best athletes of all time jerry rice was embarrassing on television that's the best
02:37wide receiver in the history of the sport emmett smith was embarrassing on television that might
02:41be one of the best running backs we've ever seen so it's not the perfect transition for these players
02:46and coaches to just get behind the tv camera and you know just have a microphone in front of their
02:50face and it doesn't always work out but saban's been very good because you're right he does love the
02:54game he is passionate about the game he does have answers the questions that most people don't know
02:59hey coach when you're down seven at the break of an sec championship game what did you tell your
03:04team like he can answer those questions hey coach when your team's not looking so good you bring them
03:08back up and win a national championship he can answer those questions so he has the cachet and
03:13he's very good on camera and people will listen to what he has to say because he's usually a straight
03:18shooter when he gives you those answers and he's only getting more comfortable as time goes by on what
03:22you can and can't say how you can approach things and certainly one of those coaching fraternity
03:26things that you're never supposed to do criticize other individuals or teams will get better as the years
03:31go farther as he separated himself as a head coach
03:33you

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