Alabama Football Coach Nick Saban's Bloodshot Eye Due to Burst Blood Vessel from Yelling

Saban's Eye Condition Revealed as Subconjunctival Hemorrhage; Alabama's Leading Coach Ready for Upcoming Rivalry Match With LSU Despite Minor Setback

Alabama's Head Coach, Nick Saban, revealed that his recent bloodshot eye was due to a burst blood vessel caused by excessive yelling, as informed by his doctor.
Despite this minor setback, Saban emphasizes the importance of preparation and focus to win the upcoming game against the top-ranked LSU, especially against their mobile threat, quarterback Jayden Daniels.
Saban's condition, named subconjunctival hemorrhage, is considered minor and nuisances such as coughing, sneezing and yelling can trigger it.
Despite the alarming appearance of his eye, Saban confirms there's nothing seriously wrong and the condition should subside in a few days.
Nevertheless, Saban's condition is a testament to his dedication and passion as a coach, as seen during his three-decade-long career as a head coach in college and the NFL.