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This post was edited by SweetHomeNYC on 4/5/2012 at 7:19 PM
Alabama Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban talks NFL prospects, defending his BCS title, more - ESPN
Nick Saban is no longer eyeing the next job, and no longer needs to prove he can win in the NFL. After two national championships in five years, the once-transient coach has found a home at Alabama.
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SweetHomeNYC said...
"I'm not saying I don't want to win every game and win championships, but from a job standpoint it's a great profession because you have a great opportunity to affect young people and help them be successful."
Glad to have this dude running the ship. Also--SMFH at the guy with the mullet posing in front of the Saban statute. 'Preciate that, ESPN.
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ESPN article on Saban