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What kept Nick Saban up at night this week
10/21/2022 6:30:00 PM Nick Saban spoke about the issue of the week in the Alabama football complex
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Anxiety is not good for positive performance. It’s just not,' Alabama Coach Nick Saban said. Nick Saban spoke about the issue of the week in the Alabama football complex One is talk about mindset after Will Anderson said there might haveahead of the 52-49 loss to Tennessee. The other is toxic negativity raining down from outside the football complex and Nick Saban said there could be a correlation between the two.It was a topic of discussion Thursday night when media guest James Spann asked the coach about how they deal with “the haters” who largely roam the dark corners of social media.“I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about this,” Saban began.He said he had a hard time understanding why a full week of preparation and focus seemed to melt away upon arrival at Neyland Stadium. Read more:
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