Man Accusing Nick Saban’s Daughter Of Having An Affair With Him Is Using The Scandal For Shady Promo


Kristen Saban (Photo via @kristennsaban/Instagram)
Nick Saban is one of, if not the greatest, head coaches in college football history and has cemented himself in the history books after building the Alabam Crimson Tide into a continuous contender over his 17 seasons there.

Being a top college football world obviously garners some attention; therefore, it’s probably expected that Saban will make headlines here and there. Still, his daughter has also been in the headlines recently.

Kristen Saban has been in the news recently after reports of an affair with James McCoy Taylor, ex-bachelorette and now singer with songs such as Great Again and Trump Twenty Four.

The 36-year-old seems to be using their fling to promote his music after accusing Kristen of hooking up with him while she was still married to Adam Setas, whom she met in Pre-School.

Also Read: Texas A&M Fan Accuses Nick Saban’s Daughter Of Having An Affair With Him, Releases Photos And Threatens To Unleash Even More ‘Fireworks’ To Prove It’s True

James McCoy Taylor Uses Kristen Saban To Promote His Music

In a post on Instagram, Taylor wrote that someone was “blackmailing” him, trying to extort money; otherwise, they post photos they took and release all the information they had about the fling, labeling Taylor a “homewrecker.”

 

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The post included a picture of the two kissing, and fans speculate that he is using the scandal to promote his song “Drinking Disorder in Florida.” This has yet to be confirmed, but some lyrics in the song have fans thinking the song is a shot at Saban.

Saban deleted her social media accounts shortly after the scandal gained some traction, but not before she could make one last post in which she stated, “Next time someone tries to bring you down, remember. Confidence is quiet, insecurity is loud.”

Nick Saban Reveals Who He Thinks Is To Blame For Henry Ruggs’ Fatal DUI With Highly-Controversial Comment

Henry Ruggs during play during NFL game
Henry Ruggs (via Getty Images)
Former Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver was projected to be one of the top 10 receivers in the NFL for years after the former University of Alabama star was drafted in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft with the 12th overall pick.

Unfortunately, Ruggs’ career came to a screeching halt after he made a horrible mistake on the morning of November 2, 2021, after he decided to get in his car while under the influence and drive 156 miles per hour.

Ruggs would end up in a crash, taking the life of an innocent young woman named Tina Tintor and her dog after her car was hit and burst into flames, slowly killing the two beautiful souls trapped inside the vehicle.

It has been nearly three years since that fateful day, and Ruggs’ former coach at Alabama, Nick Saban, has finally commented on the ordeal that his former player found himself in, saying, “He had his friends that could have told him” that he shouldn’t have been driving.

Also Read: Texas A&M Fan Accuses Nick Saban’s Daughter Of Having An Affair With Him, Releases Photos And Threatens To Unleash Even More ‘Fireworks’ To Prove It’s True

 

Nick Saban Says That Henry Ruggs’ Friends Failed Him

Many fans were not happy with the response, with some pointing out that it was obvious that his friends could have helped him, while others pointed out that “at the end of the day, you’re responsible for your own actions.”

Saban was the coach of the Alabama Crimson Tide for 17 years, creating one of the most prominent college football dynasties before retiring in 2023 after accumulating a total college record of 292 wins, 71 losses, and one time.

While it is unfortunate that the whole situation happened, one can only hope that Ruggs has learned from this tragic event. He is serving up to ten years at a prison camp in northern Nevada.