MILES, SABAN TRADE MIX TAPE JABS, SET TO BATTLE FACE-TO-FACE
New coach Nick Saban and Les Miles have used text messaging and other new technologies to try to get the edge in recruiting. But the two coaches, now bitter rivals in the hotly contested SEC West, have resorted to an old but reliable method of getting their message across to a recruiting base more attuned to the sound of the streets than the cheery bromides of a middle-aged white coach.
“Dawg, I thought he was clownin’, but dude’s got flow,” says Memphis area mixtape impressario B-Crack90. “His first joint is my second leading seller, right behind T-Nutz’s Xerox Me Your Thickness/ Da Remix featurin’ Akon. Say-Bann got the streets bumpin’ and you heard that.”

Whuppin that trick on the dance flo’: MC Say-Bann.
Saban made the tape on the advice of his players, who suggested that it was an appropriate response to Les Miles referring to the Crimson Tide as “Fucking Alabama” in an LSU booster meeting. Production was handled by several anonymous Alabama players, including one known only as “DJ Longshanks,” and was completed in typically prompt Saban fashion.
“He dropped, like, 38 tracks in two hours, man,” said DJ Longshanks, speaking on the condition of anonymity. “He was mailing them in, like, bam bam bam. We were astounded.”
Sporting a delivery somewhere between Slick Rick and Eminem, Saban taunts not only Miles and LSU fans, but most of the big names in the football world on the leadoff single, “I Ain’t Got Tyme (4 This Shit)”
(Warning: extremely adult language.)
Got a beef with me
You go deep on me?
Come up the 2gap
With the free safety.
So effortlessly
I dispense with thee
I ain’t Pete Carroll
watching HGTV
I am the S to the A
To the B-A-N
Give my fist to Les Miles
Like a lesbian
Give whole SEC
The first foot of my dick
The flow is sick
Try not to choke, trick
MC Say-bann is raw
And I ain’t
got
time
…for this shit.
Les Miles says he plans to battle Saban live when the two meet face to face for the first time since Miles initial salvo in the battle. “He better bring some toilet paper, ’cause his lyrics is butt,” said Miles in a phone interview on Tuesday.












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Mike, Vanilla Ice doesn’t really fit Tuberville.
I see Tuberville like MC Weird Al. There is no way Tubs can do Rap.
Comment by NewAZTiger — May 31, 2007 @ 8:06 pm
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I’d say it’s more like this:
Nutt and Miles as Insane Clown Posse
Saban as Slick Rick
Tubberville as Vanilla Ice
Fulmer as Fat Joe
Urban as T.I.
Croom as Afroman
Spurrier as Old Dirty Bastard (how can you argue?)
The Orgeron as DMX (can’t understand a word he says)
Richt as Bow Wow
Rich Brooks as 50 Cent (lowest paid coach)
Comment by Mike — May 31, 2007 @ 11:22 am
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#32- Yeah but if you are expecting to clear 70k profit by selling A shirt, it’d think it must be overpriced.
I know, I shouldn’t mess with a pro, just a dumb attempt at humor. Seriously though, good job on the shirt and I’m impressed with the reaction time.
Comment by oc phil — May 30, 2007 @ 11:43 pm
36
RCR, I think we all want to know what kind of bourbon you consume!
Comment by Southern Papa — May 30, 2007 @ 10:35 pm
35
OOC-
I’m pretty sure that Mark Richt would be Young MC.
Or if he was feel really edgy and gangsta… Will Smith.
Comment by Kanu — May 30, 2007 @ 6:43 pm
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Southern Papa—Miles fires back. From his track, “Hit’em Up Pt. III–All Up in Yo’ Ass”
(Fake Cheerleading Bitch…want a coach like me to beware, huh?)
First off, f*ck you Nick,
And that click you claim,
Baton Ruuge mutha f*cka,
I brings da pain.
You claim to be a player,
But I f*cked yo wife,
I bust on Nicky Saban
Leave him dead like Mike
That’s Mike the Fif, the tiga
And Miles spits hot fiya
I’m all up in yo’ ass
Cuz you and Mal Moore is just liars
So watch yo back, Nick
I ain’t tryin’ to chat
You think my flow’s sick?
Wait til I take off my hat.
Red Stick, bitnitches, it’s better than Space!
Les Miles representing, keepin hoes in their place.
Back to back 10 wins, Nick just can’t understand me…
Not watch me run him out of T-town
Like he’s coaching Miami.
Comment by RaginCajunRebel — May 30, 2007 @ 6:09 pm
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Only because it begs the question- With Saban as Slick Rick or Eminem
Nutt and Miles as the Ying Yang Twins?
Tubberville as Vanilla Ice?
Fulmer as Biggie Smalls?
Urban as P. Diddy?
Croom as LL Cool J (I need love)?
Spurrier as Flava Flav (click clack, niggahs, yeahhh boyeee!)
The Orgeron as DMX (Ruff Riders Anthem)
Comment by Out of Conference — May 30, 2007 @ 4:25 pm
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Hey, I’m not making much on the shirt. The price reflects the quality and the the nature of the product (printing on front and back, etc.). It would still cost over $20 even if I sold it with zero profit.
Comment by Newspaper Hack — May 30, 2007 @ 4:10 pm
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RCR #18 - I kowtow at your gift of lyricisin’. WHen do we get the Les Miles back at ya’, beotch?
What would OBC & Urban say?
Comment by Southern Papa — May 30, 2007 @ 3:57 pm