Apparently when Florida’s offensive line coach Tim Davis called Nick Saban “the devil himself” at a booster meeting in Florida recently he really upset ESPN’s Mark May for some reason. May said...

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“I don’t know Tim Davis, but my opinion, he’s a classless backstabbing coward. You’re talking about a guy in Nick Saban that gave you an opportunity to coach. He gave you an opportunity to move up the coaching ranks, so you could support your family, put food on the table, clothes on their backs. Not for one year. He gave you the opportunity for three years on his staff.

“If you have a problem with Nick Saban, pick up the phone, put your big-boy pants on and man up and say ‘Coach, I got a problem with you and here’s why.’ You don’t go out in front of some group of friendly fans out there and say that about Nick Saban, a guy that gave you an opportunity to be a coach.”

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Florida offensive line coach Tim Davis, who spent three seasons under Nick Saban 2005–06 and with the Dolphins and 2008 at Alabama, called Nick "The Devil." Davis said at an event in Melbourne, FL, on Tuesday night...

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“I’ve always wanted to work with Will,” “Will’s got a plan. Will coached under the devil himself for seven years. I only did three. He did seven. And his DNA is not any different than Nick.

“[Muschamp’s] like the other guy, only he’s got a personality. He’ll smile at you. He’ll talk to you. You understand? That’s what he’s all about. That’s Will. I’m proud to work for him.”

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Kansas’ Charlie Weis is defending Oklahoma coach Stoops' comments that the SEC’s dominance of college football is overblown. Stoops stated that the bottom teams of the Big 12 were better and more competitive than their counterparts in the SEC. Weis told espn.com...

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“I’m just sayin’, you look at the bottom of our league and the bottom of their league, just going based off the numbers, there’s validity in what he said,” “I’m just going based off the numbers, I mean, I’m a numbers guy. Just based off the numbers, you’d have to say he’s got a point.”

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