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Colin Cowherd Thinks Jimbo Fisher Deserves An Apology From ‘Hypocrite’ Nick Saban

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Colin Cowherd: Nick Saban Should Apologize To Jimbo Fisher After Rant

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  • Colin Cowherd shared his reaction to Nick Saban calling out Jimbo Fisher and Texas A&M.
  • The Fox Sports radio host thinks Saban needs to apologize to Fisher.
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After Nick Saban shared his very honest opinion about Texas A&M and head football coach Jimbo Fisher on Wednesday, everyone in the sports media world is sharing their reactions and hot takes about the situation. To no real surprise, Colin Cowherd’s opinion about the drama goes a bit against the grain.

Cowherd thinks Fisher deserves an apology from Saban.

Saban went on the rant of all rants about NIL on Wednesday night and specifically called out Texas A&M for buying players.

“A&M bought every player on their team. Made a deal for name, image, and likeness … We didn’t buy one player. Aight? … but I don’t know if we’re going to be able to sustain that in the future, because more and more people are doing it. It’s tough,” Saban explained.

There’s no denying that Saban’s rant was personal, which is the biggest issue Cowherd had about the whole thing. He went as far as to call the Alabama head coach a “hypocrite” as well.

“Nick [Saban] is being a hypocrite,” Cowherd explained. “Nick said it for a reason. Nick made it personal. Nick went over the line.”

 “Nick needs to apologize. There’s no proof Texas A&M is buying players…He ripped a coach, he ripped a program. It’s unprofessional and he frankly is held to a higher standard.”

Jimbo Fisher Responds To Nick Saban

It’s clear that Cowherd is on Team Fisher, at least at this point in time.

It didn’t take Fisher long at all to clap back at Saban. He called a press conference on Thursday morning and called the Tide’s head coach a “narcissist.”

“The narcissist in him doesn’t allow those things to happen, and it’s ridiculous when he’s not on top. The parody he’s talking about in college football, go talk to coaches who coached for him, you’ll find out all the parody. Go dig into wherever he’s been, you can find out anything.”

The Crimson Tide and Aggies will do battle on October 8 this year, and the whole college football world can not wait.