Tuesday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” host Joe Scarborough elaborated on an op-ed he penned that appeared in Tuesday’s Washington Post by making a sports analogy. Scarborough suggested Democrats look to the coaching techniques of Alabama head football coach Nick Saban,
In what is becoming the ultimate “tell” that the globalists are losing ground, Joe Scarborough on Sunday revived his “President Bannon” smear. Of course, Scarborough may have his own motivations to push Trump to appease the “No Labels” crowd and his new friends at Harvard. He apparently is the top mouthpiece for the White House’s globalists—the dynamic duo of Gary Cohn and Dina Powell along with Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner.
It has been five months since Clemson’s January 9, 35-31 squeaker over Alabama that handed the South Carolinians a college football national championship. Now, it has been confirmed that the team is slotted for a June 9 visit to the White House, according to The Post and Courier.
During a sketch this week on “Saturday Night Live,” guest host John Cena played the role of a dumb Alabama football player trying to pass a course in order to be eligible to play in his team’s upcoming College Football Playoff game against
Only up 14-3 at halftime Saturday over FCS division’s Chattanooga Mocs, Alabama head football coach Nick Saban was a little frustrated during an interview with ESPN’s Olivia Harlan. Harlan asked, “How have you told your players what kind of game
On Tuesday’s “The Herd” on Fox Sports 1, host Colin Cowherd reacted Tuesday to the reported 15.8 overnight rating of Monday’s College Football Playoff championship game between Clemson and Alabama on ESPN, which is down 15 percent from last year’s championship game between
At his press conference this week, a fiery Nick Saban sounded off on taking Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) opponents lightly.
Without Kenny Stabler, who passed away Thursday, scouts may have never believed a left-handed quarterback could make it in the NFL and football fans would have not witnessed three of the greatest plays ever in the “Immaculate Reception,” the “Immaculate Deception” and the “Run in the Mud.”
