This TikTok user mimicking SEC football coaches is low key brilliant (Video)

A TikTok user released a video of himself impersonating SEC head coaches, and it is pretty awesome. 

In college football, many coaches are known for having various wacky habits or very unique body language while on the sideline. Just look back a few years ago when Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh was seen picking his nose and eating it on the sideline.

Or when current Kansas head coach Les Miles would eat grass during games back when he was the man in charge at LSU. 

In addition to quirky habits, some coaches are famous for how they just generally behave and react on the sideline, such as Bama head coach Nick Saban tossing his headset whenever he is frustrated.

Saban is just one of numerous SEC head coaches who have unique habits and behavior, which motivated a TikTok user to release a video impersonating these coaches, and it is genius.

In the video from Jaxon Padlo, Kirby Smart, Nick Saban, Jimbo Fisher, Dan Mullen, Will Muschamp and Gus Malzahn are all featured.

The clip gives spot-on impersonations of the coaches it features, but there is one error that should be noted.

All the coaches that are mimicked are represented pretty accurately. And perhaps most amusing and most accurate is when Nick Saban is impersonated and rips off his headset and throws his hands in the air, which he has done many times during games in the past. 

It also features an imitation of Muschamp crouched over with his hands placed on his knees, which, like former Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer, is his stance of choice while on the sideline.

Mullen is imitated by sticking out his arms in a rather weird fashion, and then motioning with just his forearms and hands towards himself. That actually is how Mullen motions for his players to huddle up around him and the video does a very good recreation, especially given how strange the motion is.

The addition of the glasses for the Muschamp impression was hilarious.

Although all of these mimics are incredibly accurate, there is a major error (or brilliant troll job) with the last one that should be brought to light. While giving a very realistic impersonation of former Alabama defensive coordinator and current Georgia head coach, Kirby Smart, celebrating with his players, he’s doing so in an Alabama jacket, not Georgia.

Of course, that’s got to be next-level trolling and that makes the video that much funnier.

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