The Alabama fans are among the most spoiled fan bases in the nation. With Nick Saban as their head coach for 17 years with six national championships, nine SEC titles, and various other achievements under his belt, he set the standard so high that the Crimson Tide fanbase never saw a season with less than 16 wins in as many years.
Saban, who has a net worth of $80M (according to Celebrity Net Worth), was known for his disciplined coaching style. He maintained a strict approach to training, emphasizing intensity, ignoring outside distractions, and adhering to a regular practice schedule.
Ever since his retirement, Alabama has seen a culture shift under coach Kalen DeBoer. Recently, when Ryan Williams and the other Crimson Tide players joined hands to do a TikTok dance, it left many fans thinking about how different it is from Saban’s process, while others defended the new environment.
“Saban gonna be fumin’,” one fan mentioned.
“The fact that 9-4 isn’t considered in between and it’s considered rock bottom shows the Bama standard,” one fan commented.
“Everyone acts like Milroe was the worst thing to exist at the qb position when his pure ability to scramble with his poo poo oline is the only reason bama was in almost every game last year all I’m saying is I hope Ty Simpson can run bc he finna have to lmao,” another fan added.
“Y’all weird or must’ve never been on a sports team before. This is normal it’s just now adults fawn over kids every move on social media. This has nothing to do with how they play when the helmet on. This ain’t even camp season yet,” another fan wrote.
“Wow. That’s seriously some trans shit. Bama gotta stop with all that. Team is 6-18 at best this year. Guarantee they all eat a*s, and that not including females,” another fan added.
“Bc it’s Bama they hate. The golden standard of cfb, their coach left and now they can’t have fun lol,” another fan expressed their thought.
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Colin Cowherd Boldly Predicts Nick Saban’s Coaching Comeback
When Nick Saban announced his decision to retire after heading the Alabama for 17 years due to the rapidly changing landscape of college football with NIL and the transfer portal directing a player’s choices rather than his future.
However, now that it’s reported Saban has talked to president Donald Trump about setting some rules and regulations for NIL. Many analysts including Colin Cowherd think it might lead to ex-Alabama head coach’s comeback.
Cowherd believes if Nick Saban decides to come back it won’t be for college, he will end up coaching in the league, potentially for Jerry Jones’ Dallas Cowboys.
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