Nick Saban's assistants had a system for sneaking onto golf courses without him knowing, until it backfired
That worked, until the now Rebels coach had a breakdown in communication on where their boss was actually at."There are two courses in Tuscaloosa. You got Indian Hills and you got North River," Pete Golding explained. "I was told that coach Saban was playing North River.
- ▪That worked, until the now Rebels coach had a breakdown in communication on where their boss was actually at."There are two courses in Tuscaloosa.
- ▪You got Indian Hills and you got North River," Pete Golding explained.
- ▪"I was told that coach Saban was playing North River.
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OutKick Sports Nick Saban's assistants had a system for sneaking onto golf courses without him knowing, until it backfired Pete Golding recounted how Steve Sarkisian hit a hole-in-one while trying to stay quiet near Saban By Trey Wallace OutKick Published August 3, 2026 3:58pm EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Rich Rodriguez Wants A Salary Cap In College Football | Don't @ Me w/Dan Dakich Rich Rodriguez tells Dan Dakich about the benefit of adding a salary cap into college football. No matter where his assistant coaches went while at Alabama, former coach Nick Saban always had a watchful eye on his staff members who would sneak out of the office for a round of golf.
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