Banned Satellite Camps Make Fans Think Nick Saban is Evil Again

The NCAA banned satellite camps on Friday and the internet thinks it is all Coach Nick Saban’s fault.

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It’s just another day of the week and fans from other schools—mainly in other conferences—are mad because evil Nick Saban used his powerful influence in conferences all across the country to have satellite camps banned.

This is one of the pure pleasures of being an Alabama fan. Everyone hates us because they aren’t us. It’s that simple. You can spout off any reason you want as a reason to have these camps and I can answer with the same exact answer for every one of them. They are all B.S. Plain and simple.

Let’s take a look at Twitter and experience the hate that is resonating across social media tonight with the new rule that sends Michigan fans crying to the internet.

I think we have been doing pretty well without satellite camps as well, Brady. I’ll take our recent history over Michigan’s.

Tony seems like a good guy. We share the same reaction to this tweet.

Yes! Make him feel that anger! He won’t be able to sleep at night, Chris!

Perhaps Coach Twitter is salty because he hasn’t had the same success as Saban at the collegiate level.

Does he even watch football?

Not anymore.

I’m not sure if this about the satellite camps, but it is an Auburn fan dreaming about what might have been…. in April.

There is no place for common sense, Brandon.

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If you keep looking, you will find enough salt to start a Morton’s plant. This is just a sample. It’s good to be hated. It means you remain a threat.