Alabama football had their spring game on Saturday and Nick Saban was proof that if you look good, your team plays good.
Nick Saban had too much swag at the Alabama football spring game on Saturday afternoon.
Saban’s always broke out a festive spring color for the spring game and this year was no exception as he was looking like a fan who is ready for an Easter service.
While there were many storylines coming into the Alabama spring game, especially surrounding the play of quarterback Bryce Young as he assumes the starting job with Mac Jones off to the NFL, it was Saban that was the talk in Tuscaloosa and online.
Just look at this handsome man.
Nick Saban wore his best Easter jacket for Alabama football spring game
— Alabama Football (@AlabamaFTBL) April 17, 2021
Saban has made his wardrobe, and in particular, his blazer the topic of conversation because the man has got some keen fashion sense. Or maybe it’s Miss Terry that is the big reason for his dapper attire?
Spring Game Saban 💯 @AlabamaFTBL pic.twitter.com/WVH5gf4Q7k
— SEC Network (@SECNetwork) April 17, 2021
Either way, Saban has a lot to be happy about after the Alabama spring game that saw Young make some incredible throws, including on a touchdown to Cameron Latu as this duo could be lethal in the SEC the next couple of years. Additionally, freshman receiver Agiye Hall looks ready to step in and fill the shoes of reigning Heisman Trophy winner DeVonta Smith and Jaylen Waddle as the next superstar receiver for the Crimson Tide.
Saban couldn’t get out of the spring game without some of his patented wit and tough love, however, as he commented he could make a throw behind his back better than what he saw in the third quarter.
"I can throw it behind my back better than that."
— ESPN College Football (@ESPNCFB) April 17, 2021
Saban is hilarious 😂 🔊 pic.twitter.com/hzciN9otDa
Never change.
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