Nick Saban discussed the criticism Alabama football has received since losing to Texas.
Earlier in the week, current players Roydell Williams and Kool-Aid McKinstry said they didn’t pay attention to the outside criticism. On Wednesday, Nick Saban agreed with them, but didn’t fault anyone for being negative about the team.
Alabama struggled mightily in the loss to Texas on both sides of the ball. Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers had a big day, throwing for 349 yards and 3 touchdowns, while the Crimson Tide couldn’t finish drives and had multiple penalties take touchdowns off the scoreboard. “The standard comes from here,” Saban said, motioning toward his chest. “Motivation comes from out there. We would like for everybody to have pride in performance so their standard is something that’s important to them and they’re willing to do the things to invest in their future that they need to do so that they can be the best players that they can be. Nobody can really have the poor-me’s about my circumstance, my situation, how I feel, we lost a game, none of that. Don’t waste a failing.
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