Well, I knew that Nick “Brother”
Saban quarterbacked Monongah High to the 1968 state football title, one of five
in Lions history.
But it wasn't until I looked at the 1967 Monongah High Black Diamond yearbook, which I will convert to an online album in a month or longer, that I realized that Brother also was a starter on the basketball team that went 17-3 that season.
But it wasn't until I looked at the 1967 Monongah High Black Diamond yearbook, which I will convert to an online album in a month or longer, that I realized that Brother also was a starter on the basketball team that went 17-3 that season.
Nowadays, “Brother” collects about $8
million a year as Alabama football coach.
He played his football at Kent State
before working his way up to becoming the No. 1 college football coach in
America, although Ohio State’s Urban Meyer is trying to unseat him.
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