Nick Saban showed off the baseball-sized bruise he got after Texas A&M fans rushed the field.
Of course, Aggies backers couldn't resist storming onto the gridiron after A&M upset the #1-ranked Crimson Tide on Oct. 9 ... winning 41-38.
Bama's head coach couldn't escape the sea of fans unscathed ... 'cause on Monday, he showed off a baseball-sized mark during a press conference with reporters. "I still got a big bruise on my arm here from what happened after the Texas A&M game," the 69-year-old coach said.This was Alabama's first loss since 11/30/19 and Nick Saban's first loss against one of his former assistants .
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