Texas A&M leaders were pushing the SEC to fine or suspend Nick Saban for accusing Jimbo Fisher of buying players via NIL deals.
Head coach Nick Saban celebrates after defeating the Florida State Seminoles at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Sept. 2, 2017, in Atlanta, Georgia.
The Texas A&M brass added that Saban’s remarks were"corrosive" to sportsmanship in the SEC and college football in general. "We expect the league to take strong, public action against Coach Saban and the University of Alabama to demonstrate that such unprofessionalism and disrespect for Texas A&M’s student-athletes, coaches, and the university as a whole, will not be tolerated. A public apology from Coach Saban to Coach Fisher, Aggie Football, and Texas A&M University is a good starting point, but the league should also consider monetary and participation penalties against Coach Saban.
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