Nick Saban

CTL-E-4322 · Person · other · 1990s-present

PROVISIONAL evidence grade of this record

College football coach; Mel Tucker was a graduate assistant on Saban's Michigan State staff (1997-98), then rejoined him as DB coach at LSU (2000) and as assistant head coach/DB coach at Alabama (2015).

Notes

RELP99 supporting entity: edge endpoint for per-tucker-mel worked_under.

Referenced by

Mel Tucker — worked under → this record

Sources

Ohio State - Tucker Joins Ohio State Football Staff (2001-02-09). https://ohiostatebuckeyes.com/news/2001/2/9/tucker-joins-ohio-state-football-staff

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