Nick Saban goes on epic rant to the media

Nick Saban doesn't even need an offseason. His press conferences have already reached peak November levels - at least on this Wednesday. Saban appeared to be frustrated with his team's practice, and when one reporter asked about redshirt sophomore linebacker Christian Miller, Saban felt the need to vent. And vent he did. Saban was in classic Saban form. He said: "Oh, I don't know. You guys make all these predictions about everything, about guys who are going to be great players, that have been here for two years. Who's gonna win all the games? I don't even know why we play. Why do we even play? Why do we have practice? Why do we compete? Why do we coach guys? How they need to improve. I mean,

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  A reporter’s question is catnip to Alabama’s Nick Saban, who goes off on another classic rant

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  Watch: Saban rants about media predictions

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2017 Notre Dame Football: What to expect in a pivotal year for the program

We are almost there. The Irish kick off in just over two weeks, and the mayhem of college football makes its triumphant return. As we all know, the beauty of college football chaos is much easier to appreciate when the Irish are doing well. That didn't happen last year, but with an overhaul of the coaching staff and some new blood set to take the field on September 2nd against Temple, there is reason to hope that the darkness of the 2016-17 season is officially behind us. Hopefully. My Hard-Hitting, Scintillating Take on the 2017 Season Breathe easy. I can’t see the Irish giving us an encore performance of last season, which would just be too painful to relive. The Notre Dame Fighting Irish football

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  Brian Kelly Blames Fundraising In Part For Notre Dame's Struggles Last Year

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Arkansas will use new $137 million multimedia rights deal to upgrade stadium wifi

Arkansas just signed up for a new 10-year multimedia rights deal with IMG College for a whopping $137 million, and the fans attending Razorback games are expected to reap the benefits in the future. According to a report from Sports Business Journal, the new multimedia rights deal with IMG College — which handles multimedia rights distribution for all Arkansas sports coverage on TV and radio —  will help Arkansas fund a stadium-wide networking upgrade to a handful of Arkansas athletics venues, including Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium. The upgrades will focus updating the wi-fi reception to allow for better connectivity for fans using their phones while attending games. Now, if you are an