Kevin Steele talks about working for Nick Saban

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00:00 There's been moments this year where your boss has been smiling a bit more, laughing a bit more.

00:05 Apparently after the SEC Championship, he was dancing in the locker room.

00:08 I don't know if you saw that at all, but have you seen any new signs of him come out this season?

00:13 Well, like I said before, I've not noticed anything different.

00:16 I've known him for a long time.

00:18 He smiles at the right times.

00:20 He always has.

00:22 And so, no, I really hadn't noticed anything different.

00:27 Now, the dance was different.

00:29 The dance was different.

00:30 Can you show us what his moves were?

00:32 Not this guy.

00:34 [Laughter]

00:35 Kevin, did he have to sell you on coming back?

00:38 What was that conversation?

00:41 Well, it was interesting.

00:45 You know, we've known each other a long time.

00:48 I personally think, number one, and I've been in football a long time.

00:52 My dad was a coach, too.

00:55 He's the best that's ever done it.

00:57 And the way that he has the program at Alabama and the university, the way they're committed to it,

01:02 and I grew up in the state, it's kind of hard to say no to the University of Alabama football.

01:09 It's really hard, or next to impossible, to say no to Coach Saban.

01:14 And so, it was a pretty one-sided conversation.

01:18 What did you say to him?

01:21 Yes.

01:23 [Laughter]

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