Nick Saban takes in Game 3 of Stanley Cup Final
Nick Saban may be an Alabama man, but when it comes to hockey, the legendary coach ventures into enemy territory in Tennessee.
With the Nashville Predators hosting their first ever Stanley Cup Final game on Saturday, the 65-year-old made the trip to the Music City to take in the contest.
Turn to the right of our set and it's @WBrettWilson. Turn to the left, and it's Nick Saban. Quite the crowd.
— Elliotte Friedman (@FriedgeHNIC) June 4, 2017
He's also not shy about showing his allegiances, as he donned a white Predators jersey for the occasion.
@CecilHurt pic.twitter.com/MJR5J86Czl
— Michael Senna (@36ZIP) June 4, 2017
After losing the first two games to the Pittsburgh Penguins earlier in the week, the Predators hammered their opponent 5-1 on Saturday, making them 1-0 with Saban in the building.
If he truly is a Predators fan, it's no surprise Saban's team of choice emerged victorious on Saturday, as the Crimson Tide frontman is 6-0 in the state of Tennessee with the Alabama program.