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Title: "Notre Dame, Neil Young and more highlights from Alabama coach Nick Saban's weekly radio appearance" Post by: WALL-E on October 25, 2012, 08:34:02 PM Notre Dame, Neil Young and more highlights from Alabama coach Nick Saban's weekly radio appearance
Title: Re: "Notre Dame, Neil Young and more highlights from Alabama coach Nick Saban's weekly radio appeara Post by: SUPERCOACH on October 25, 2012, 09:46:39 PM I said in another thread somewhere today that we didn't have to worry about Saban leaving for another job and the only thing we need to be concerned about was retirement. Well based on what he said tonight we don't need to be worried about that either for a long time. The best thing I've heard probably since he came in the first place:
Quote 2. He was asked if he could envision coaching as long as Kansas State's Bill Snyder, who recently turned 73. - "I love doing this. I really do. I really do. I really, really do. I hope I'm fortunate to do it for a long time ... It's a lot of sacrifice a lot of people have to make for you to be a coach. For the time you spend, the attention -- sometimes positive, sometimes negative -- you receive, everybody makes a lot of sacrifices and I really appreciate that a lot from my family. As long as they can tolerate it, I guess I'll be able to tolerate it." Title: Re: "Notre Dame, Neil Young and more highlights from Alabama coach Nick Saban's weekly radio appeara Post by: Bamaphile on October 26, 2012, 06:50:52 AM Quote 4. He was asked if it's good for college football when Notre Dame is successful. #+- "It's good for college football when Notre Dame is good? To me, it's good for college football when Alabama is good." Title: Re: "Notre Dame, Neil Young and more highlights from Alabama coach Nick Saban's weekly radio appeara Post by: BAMAWV on October 26, 2012, 07:09:39 AM No matter how long CNS coaches, I cannot imagine there will come a time when he is just "mailing-in" his coaching. I think success is what drives him and if that drops off, even just a notch, he'll pack it in. This may sound like all-time homerism but I just hope the rest of college football is up to presenting him with challenges!
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