The legendary NFL coach finds himself in unfamiliar territory.
. Both of the lifelong friends are taking on new adventures—one is just a bit more challenging than the other.
on ESPN, Saban outlined his thoughts on the hire—and what Belichick would need to do to be successful. "I’m happy for Bill. I think he probably wanted a new challenge, and this will certainly be a new challenge for him," Saban said. "The difference in college is how do you bring guys to the team. It’s different drafting guys than having to recruit them, because recruiting is like a full-time, relationship-building, 365-days-a-year in terms of not only evaluating the players that you want but creating relationships with them to get them.
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