Nick Saban can get heated on the sideline. An Alabama DB explained how to get through it.
coming. It was the second quarter of the Crimson Tide’s win at Mississippi State Saturday and the Bulldogs had just scored to pull within one touchdown.
The sideline behavior is nothing new for Saban. He’s been animated when yelling at players from the start of his head coaching career. “He told me to, ‘Kiss his… something,’” McClellan said. “That’s one of my favorite things he’s said.”
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