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MAIZEandBLUE09
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According to the Alabama rivals site:
TheWolverine.com - Voice of The Tide: Nussmeier hire big for Michigan
"There's one voice only in the operation, and that is Nick Saban," he said. "Was that frustrating to Nuss and he felt he had to make a change, be his own guy? He was brought in to run the Alabama [Nick Saban's] offense.
He was not pushed out. Let's start with that premise. He was not pushed out. It was a surprise to most that he was moving on, particularly because positionally, even if not situationally, it was a lateral move. I can't say what exactly reason the was, but Nick is very, very, very, very demanding, not that Brady Hoke is not.
"With Nick he'd put in exceedingly long days. They're constantly working, but more often than not they're rewarded with a national championship ring, which is pretty good reward for that hard work. Maybe Nuss wanted more time with family. But I can tell you the decision to move was his. That's all I can share on that. He's a great guy, wasn't shoved out or anything, so there' no hidden story here. He just felt the time was right."
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interesting to say the least. Seems like Nuss didn't want to run Saban's offense and not the other way around.
TheWolverine.com - Voice of The Tide: Nussmeier hire big for Michigan
"There's one voice only in the operation, and that is Nick Saban," he said. "Was that frustrating to Nuss and he felt he had to make a change, be his own guy? He was brought in to run the Alabama [Nick Saban's] offense.
He was not pushed out. Let's start with that premise. He was not pushed out. It was a surprise to most that he was moving on, particularly because positionally, even if not situationally, it was a lateral move. I can't say what exactly reason the was, but Nick is very, very, very, very demanding, not that Brady Hoke is not.
"With Nick he'd put in exceedingly long days. They're constantly working, but more often than not they're rewarded with a national championship ring, which is pretty good reward for that hard work. Maybe Nuss wanted more time with family. But I can tell you the decision to move was his. That's all I can share on that. He's a great guy, wasn't shoved out or anything, so there' no hidden story here. He just felt the time was right."
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interesting to say the least. Seems like Nuss didn't want to run Saban's offense and not the other way around.