Nick Saban makes an epic response to Bill Belichick after the catchy comments of the UNC for the legend of Alabama

Nick Saban returned to Tuscaloosa while “College Gameday” came to town before the match of week 6 of Alabama against Vander SATURDAY. During the show, the former NFL coach Bill Belichick, now at the head of North Carolina, spoke of the four seasons he and Saban trained with the Cleveland Browns in the early 1990s.

“I learned a lot from Saban coach,” said Belichick. “You know, we came from different defensive systems, and we merged them together in Cleveland.”

He added that Saban taught him the coverage of man to man and the defense 4-3.

“It is a great experience, looking at Nick managing free agents and recruiting and building an Alabama program,” said Belichick. “I am very grateful for the relationship I have with him and all the things I learned from him. He is, you know, he is the best that has ever done.

“And, as I said, it is a real honor for me to be with him because, you know, these four years and have our relationship and our friendship which would almost always have for life in this career.”

To this, Saban replied:

“Yeah, well, I never thought, and all the time we have been friends, that I would never say that you are full of s ** t, but I learned much more from you than ever.”

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Nick Saban gave his prediction of the dry finalists

During the same episode, the crew talked about the potential dry championship match. Pat McAfee said:

“” I like (Mike) Elko and the boys there. I really like Ole Miss. Lane Kiffin has a lot of good vibrations right now. I mean, Oklahoma, according to (John) Mecat. They have a very good team. … give me the Alabama and … who is the next one? “”

When the time came to choose who Crimson tide Could face, he turned to Nick Saban for a prediction.

“Texas A&M,” said Saban.

Since week 6, Alabama has led the ratings of the title of the dry at +250, according to Fanduel. Texas is close to +330, while Georgia follows at +650 after their loss against the crimson tide. Ole Miss arrives at +700, with Texas A&M seated at +900, fifth best of the conference.