Nick Saban Wants To See More Parity In College Football

By Larry LeoMay 14, 20224:00 amDiscuss the story15
During a discussion with ESPN's Paul Finebaum at the Regions Tradition on Friday, Alabama head coach Nick Saban said he'd like to see more parity in college football...

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countrytiger6050 months
so he want's all players to get a Dodge Challenger, not just his players.
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tigersbh50 months
Yeah, he got his. Now that he’s about ready to retire he gets all charitable. He’s like a liberal being generous with other peoples’ money.
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Jay Quest50 months
Remember the NFL, Nick? That's a league with parity. Remember how you fared in a league with parity?
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SouthernInsanity50 months
Maybe he's looking for parody instead.
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3rddownonthe850 months
And he’s ready to retire!
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Koolazzkat50 months
Just retire already.
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Booyow50 months
Is this the most alpha retirement announcement in history?
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js159150 months
LOL
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real turf fan50 months
If Finebaum didn't laugh out loud, Saban would have warned him about what he planned to say.

For many people that would have been a snort coffee through the nose moment.
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Nitro Express50 months
The comments are awesome. None of have chapped arse! Lololol
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TailbackU50 months
That’s rich.
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Placekicker50 months
Well, he has a pipeline on all the best talent. If he wants parity, quit signing all those five star classes. Let’s set a cap where all teams get X amount of 5,4,and 3 star talent. Let’s coach them all the same, with the same nutritionists, and workout plan. Nah, even that wouldn’t work.
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HughsWorkPhone50 months
Then instead of paying for players the REC pays recruiting sites to rank players they want accordingly, while also screwing their competition with the rankings.
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HughsWorkPhone50 months
College football isn’t a hard fix, they just won’t do it. 1. Bring back the transfer ineligibility rule. 2. Players can’t sign NIL deals until after their first year on campus. Free agency is eliminated, and players will actually be paid what they are worth to a company, not paid to come to a certain campus
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BayouENGR50 months
He should at least stop recruiting Louisiana then. But he won’t.
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