“This is so good”: Nick Saban’s daughter Kristen Saban left impressed with 7x national champ’s compilation of anger outbursts

Kristen Saban shared a hilarious compilation of her father's fiery outbursts, and fans can't get enough. On Saturday, Kristen reshared a reel on her Instagram story featuring amusing edits of Nick Saban throughout his years as the Alabama coach.

“Wait, this is so good,” she captioned the post.

Screenshot via Instagram/@kristennsaban

The video showed the former Crimson Tide coach in various moments of frustration, yelling at his players. One of the best clips featured Nick Saban shouting at his players:

“If I put a barometer up your a** to see if you have given efforts or not. It would be 50%.”

Watch the video below:

Growing up with a seven-time national championship-winning coach as a dad wasn't easy, as Kristen has often noted how Nick dedicated much of his life to building the Alabama Crimson Tide into a football powerhouse. In an interview, Kristen said:

“My dad was the coach who was so successful even if it meant being away from home a lot.”

From time to time, Kristen feeds the Crimson Tide faithful with off-camera Nick Saban moments or insights whether personal or professional through social media.

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After 17 years leading Alabama, Nick Saban retired from football in January at the end of last season. He is now working as an ESPN analyst and was honored with the Icon Award at the 2024 ESPYS last month. Presented by former Alabama Heisman Trophy winners Mark Ingram and Bryce Young, it was a fitting tribute to Saban’s service in Tuscaloosa.

His daughter, Kristen Saban, was in the audience and couldn’t help but beam with pride as she celebrated the moment with a post on Instagram, which was captioned:

"An ICONIC evening. Congratulations to my dad for receiving the Icon Award at last night’s ESPYS. Being able to be here with him to watch him take the stage was a dream. We are so proud of you, Sabes. This is just the beginning of your new dominant chapter. Roll Tide."

Although Saban couldn’t end his fairytale career with a national championship win, he led Alabama to a 12-2 season, winning the Southeastern Conference championship and reaching the College Football Playoff semifinal.