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Nick Saban's program for struggling coaches was more than a rehab center. Consider it a coaching school, too. So much so that one SEC coach learned much more with Alabama football than he had in all of his prior stops. “I had gotten let go at Clemson,” Florida coach Billy Napier told Josh Pate this week . “I was regrouping. Just married. Then it's, what is the next step? You kind of have to invest, even if you have to go backwards. I think that first year at Alabama as an analyst, that was my 11th year, I would say I learned more in that year than I learned the prior ten. You think you know until you're right in the middle of that thing.” Napier started his career as a graduate assistant at Clemson
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Nick Saban's program for struggling coaches was more than a rehab center. Consider it a coaching school, too. So much so that one SEC coach learned much more with Alabama football than he had in all of his prior stops. “I had gotten let go at Clemson,” Florida coach Billy Napier told Josh Pate this week . “I was regrouping. Just married. Then it's, what is the next step? You kind of have to invest, even if you have to go backwards. I think that first year at Alabama as an analyst, that was my 11th year, I would say I learned more in that year than I learned the prior ten. You think you know until you're right in the middle of that thing.” Napier started his career as a graduate assistant at Clemson
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