5 Days Before the Game, Jim Harbaugh and Nick Saban Share the Spotlight in Disneyland’s Rose Bowl Cavalcade 

The Rose Bowl is approaching and it’s the time for Disneyland Resort to host the bowl coaches again! This year, Disneyland presents the head coaches of Michigan and Alabama in the Rose Bowl parade! And the way the HCs greet their fans is adorable. 

Everyone is fueled with excitement over what is going to happen in four days in Pasadena. But one of the chords is striking differently and that’s the animosity between Jim Harbaugh and Nick Saban. Take a look at what’s going on between the two HCs as they inch closer to their semi-final showdown. 

Jim Harbaugh and Nick Saban at Disneyland’s parade

Just a few days before Michigan faces Alabama in the semi-final championship game, head coaches Jim Harbaugh and Nick Saban rock the Disneyland’s Rose Bowl parade. In recent Twitter posts, the two coaches are seen in a white carriage pulled by a majestic white horse, waving with smiles as they parade through the streets. 

The Rose Bowl is approaching faster than we know and everybody is immersed in suspense and anticipation of what lies ahead. The undefeated Michigan Wolverines will face the 12-1 Crimson Tide on New Year. The winner will enter the National Championship game on Jan. 8 with the Sugar Bowl winner, which will either be the Washington Huskies or the Texas Longhorn.

Tension in the air between Jim Harbaugh and Nick Saban

Everything looks good on the outside but in addition to the competition ahead, there is bad blood between the two head coaches. The dispute stemmed from Jim Harbuagh’s suspicions at the SEC Spring meetings relating to the ‘satellite camps.’ The fact that another team coach could attend another program as a guest didn’t sit well with the Michigan HC. 

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Nick Saban slams the Big Ten HC saying, “Jim Harbaugh can do whatever he wants to do. There needs to be somebody that looks out for what’s best for the game, not whats best for the Big Ten or what’s best for the SEC.” In retaliation to this, Harbaugh dug up a past incident of Alabama’s former DL coach Bo Davis who also ‘broke the rules’ recruitment-wise. 

The upcoming Rose Bowl is going to be more than just a game we’ve all been waiting for. It’s going to be a rivalry competition between the most popular Big Ten and SEC head coaches. Who do you support?

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