Miss Terry reveals 7-part documentary on Nick Saban at Alabama being filmed
By Andrew Olson
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A documentary about Nick Saban‘s tenure as the Alabama football coach is in the works, Terry Saban revealed.
According to Nick Kelly of AL.com, Miss Terry appeared on Great Day Tuscaloosa with Kip Tyner. She shared that the company Words + Pictures is working on a 7-part documentary.
They have done 70 interviews of former players, coaches,” Miss Terry said, per Kelly. “I don’t know who they’ve missed. They’ve been to our house twice, they’ve been to the lake house twice with all their cameras.
Miss Terry confirmed that one of those 70 interviews is the GOAT himself.
Nick has really opened up and told a lot of good stories,” Miss Terry said, per Kelly. “Our former players have all interviewed really well.
At Alabama, Saban posted a record of 206-29, winning 6 national championships and 9 SEC titles. With 70 interviews, the documentary is sure to have plenty of gridiron star power familiar to college football fans everywhere.
Saban coached 4 Heisman Trophy winners (Mark Ingram, Derrick Henry, DeVonta Smith and Bryce Young) during his UA tenure, tying the record set by Notre Dame’s Frank Leahy. At the time of Saban’s retirement, 44 of his Alabama players had been selected in the first round of the NFL Draft.
According to Kelly, Miss Terry did not provide further details on the documentary. Plenty of college football fans are sure to be following closely for future updates on the project.
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