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Jimbo Fisher on feud with Nick Saban: ‘It’s over with, we’re done talking about it’
By Adam Spencer
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Jimbo Fisher vs. Nick Saban has been the story of the SEC offseason after the Texas A&M coach ripped the Alabama coach for comments claiming the Aggies “bought” every member of their historic 2022 recruiting class.
Well, both coaches are in Destin, Florida, this week for SEC spring meetings, and many media members flocked to the beach to see if the feud would continue.
However, no fireworks have been flying in Florida, as Saban brushed off questions about the beef on Tuesday. On Wednesday, Fisher said there are more pressing issues than the kerfuffle with Saban:
Jimbo Fisher indicated he didn't clear the air with Nick Saban here at SEC meetings, but said the air is cleared anyway: "It's over with, we're done talking about it. … We have a lot more pressing needs than our arguments."
— Seth Emerson (@SethWEmerson) June 1, 2022
Jimbo Fisher on dealing with Nick Saban this week at SEC meetings after war of words a couple of weeks ago. “We spoke in the beginning…It’s over with. We’re done with it.” Said they are focused on issues in college football. pic.twitter.com/SpS05UDShw
— Marc Weiszer (@marcweiszer) June 1, 2022
As for those claims about Saban’s shady past? Fisher said he was moving on from those comments, too:
I asked Jimbo Fisher what he meant when he told the media to look into the “operations and tactics of certain people” and if he wanted to specifically address what he meant when he said that during press conference about Nick Saban.
His response: “We’re moving on.”
— Aaron Suttles (@AaronSuttles) June 1, 2022
There you have it. It seems the spat is over. We’ll see if the war of words ramps back up again ahead of Texas A&M’s trip to Tuscaloosa on Oct. 8.
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.