The Deion Sanders-Nick Saban beef got the pro football fans’ attention. The coaches got significant media coverage after the Alabama coach laid out severe accusations against the Dallas Cowboys legend. But after their recent appearance, both coaches may have put the banter behind them. They are finally on good terms after all the tussle.
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The coaching icons, Nick Saban and Deion Sanders have kept all the adversaries aside and made an appearance together. The duo came up for a commercial shoot for Aflac. Interestingly, both had a good laugh and spent time together, and Sanders himself posted the snippet.
‘Coach Prime’ Deion Sanders uploaded a new snippet of him and Saban on social media. Both coaches giggled and wore blue blazers for their shoot in Los Angeles. It is the second time the coaching duo came forward for a commercial shoot for Aflac, an insurance company. The Jackson State coach referred to Saban as the “GOAT” before joking that he might refer to the Aflac duck.
2 🐐's. 1 🦆. No beef. @aflac @SMAC #CoachPrime #CoachSaban pic.twitter.com/esRqiJu6Bd
— COACH PRIME (@DeionSanders) July 12, 2022
https://twitter.com/DeionSanders/status/1527139009696251904
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JSU’s Travis Hunter also refuted coach Saban’s claim of getting a million dollars to hop in. It eventually loosened the Alabama Coach’s position on the accusations made.
I got A mil?😂But my mom still stay in a 3 bed room house with five kids 🤣
— Travis Hunter (@TravisHunterJr) May 19, 2022
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Sanders would then put the final nail on the I AM ATHLETE podcast. Although, despite the serious allegations by Saban, the JSU coach still holds him in high esteem. There were concerns if both coaches would come up for a shoot, but this puts a conclusion to their feud, at least for the public eyes.
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