Fans anticipate Nick Saban to be incredibly angry at halftime of Texas A&M game
By Adam Spencer
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The Alabama Crimson Tide aren’t used to being behind in games. In fact, it’s been over a year since the Tide faced a deficit after the first quarter.
As the Texas A&M Aggies and Alabama Crimson Tide head to halftime in College Station on Saturday, Texas A&M actually holds a lead, by a score of 24-10.
Naturally, coach Nick Saban likely won’t be happy with his squad during his halftime speech. Fans fear for the Crimson Tide players.
Here’s some of the best reaction on social media to Saban’s potential halftime ire:
@PatMcAfeeShow is nick saban going to put the fear of god in these kids at halftime or what?
— Dylan Rush (@Drush_9) October 10, 2021
If I were Nick Saban, I'd be PISSED OFF right now.#AlabamaFootball #AlabamaCrimsonTide
— Zak Blatché (SAG-AFTRA Solidarity) (@TNLM1821) October 10, 2021
https://twitter.com/raywilson930/status/1447011118975799297
https://twitter.com/ELCAPO5142/status/1447011176165122050
Nick Saban gonna fire everybody if they lose…omg…he looked at dude next to him like he wanted war…??????
— Jay Anderson (@HereGoJayAgain) October 10, 2021
Nick Saban is going to grill some people during halftime.
This has been some disgusting tackling and defense by Alabama. Worst I've seen since the 2019 LSU game.
— Owen (@Alakazam_428) October 10, 2021
Nick Saban looking sick. But we know what’s going to happen after halftime.
— Strip Club Veteran ?️ (@Jayewho) October 10, 2021
would not wanna be standing next to nick saban right now.
— what is it? the braids?? ? (@TylerTexas19) October 10, 2021
What do we think nick saban is going to say at halftime … and GO!
— Break (@B_JosephMizeski) October 10, 2021
We’ll see if the Tide can turn things around after halftime. Right now, it isn’t looking so good.
Adam is a daily fantasy sports (DFS) and sports betting expert. A 2012 graduate of the University of Missouri, Adam now covers all 16 SEC football teams. He is the director of DFS, evergreen and newsletter content across all Saturday Football brands.
