Texas A&M athletic director Eric Hyman said it and not it's on a T-shirt and being sold at an A&M store...

Alabama football is installing a waterfall in their locker room. The news was initially tweeted out by a 2014 Alabama recruit and verified by a reporter at the Tuscaloosa News.

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That's right. A waterfall. RT @DavidCornwell5: That waterfall in Bama's locker room is about to be legit! C'mon who has a waterfall. No one!
— Cecil Hurt (@CecilHurt) June 17, 2013

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Surprised little Nick Saban approved this one.

Texas A&M athletic director Eric Hyman spoke at a Brazos County (TX) A&M Club dinner on Thursday night where he got the crowd going with a little smack talk...

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"What does the moon and Texas A&M have in common? We control the Tide."

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I mean if you're gonna tak smack, talk smack. This is pretty lame.

Former NFL linebacker and Alabama All-American Rolando McClain, who was arrested three times over the course of 17 months, has gone back to school at the University of Alabama in an attempt to turn his troubled life around.

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“I know a lot of people get disappointed in Rolando McClain and a lot of the things he’s struggled with,” said Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban, during a speaking engagement in Athens, Tenn. “But he’s with us now.”

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Here is Yardbarker's run down of his mishaps...

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McClain, 23, retired from the NFL last month after he was arrested in his hometown of Decatur, Ala., for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. He reportedly shouted, “F#@k the police!”

His arrest occurred just 10 days after he signed a one-year contract with the Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens — in what was meant to be a second chance to make it in the NFL.

His serial arrests, one of which occurred after he allegedly threatened to kill a man and fired a gun near his head, led the Oakland Raiders to release him last April.

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Sensitive Tennessee Vols fans were not happy that the keynote speaker at the Athens Area Chamber of Commerce benefit dinner on Tuesday night is Alabama head football coach Nick Saban.
The Chamber of Commerce’s president, Rob Preston, told the AP that he has received more than 100 complaints about Saban’s visit from Tennessee fans.

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“We certainly did not do this to get people upset,” Preston said. “Some people say this is a combined effort to help Alabama’s recruiting. I know to you that sounds ridiculous — and it is very ridiculous — but (some) people think that’s what this is about.”

Preston notes that the Athens Area Chamber of Commerce hosted South Carolina head coach Steve Spurrier in its first annual event yet didn’t experience anywhere near this much backlash.

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