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[QUOTE="Stern, post: 1612916, member: 527"]
Problem is few owners would put up with his antics. He was a nightmare in Miami. The stories from his 2 years there are endless. Sent out memos telling secretary's in the office not to ever make eye contact with him. Had other insane demands of office personnel, was a nightmare with the press to the point the organization had to buy the reporters lunch on days they knew Nick was in a "mood" before a weekly press conference and apologize in advance to the media, he berated players to the point it was above and beyond being a "tough coach." He lived 4 doors down from Wayne Huizenga and when he quit in the middle of the night (after he said he wasn't taking the Alabama job for weeks) he refused to tell Wayne face to face, then through his agent said he would show up for a press conference to announce his resignation only to no-show at the last minute leaving the franchise high and dry.

You might get a lunatic owner like the one Indy to put up with Saban's antics just because he wants to win so bad he will sell his soul to do it, but no real franchise with stable ownership who are considered good people (Giants, SF, Eagles, hell even the Lions owners are considered good people even if they stink and are clueless) will put up with Saban.
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