Nick Saban’s daughter Kristen Saban reacts to Joe Burrow’s latest blonde look
Kristen Saban couldn't contain her surprise when she saw Joe Burrow's dramatic new look. The former LSU quarterback and current Cincinnati Bengals star showed up to training camp sporting a buzzed and bleached blonde hairstyle, a stark departure from his usual look.
The new appearance had the Bengals' social media team drawing comparisons to rapper Eminem, captioning the photo:
“Guess who’s back.”
The Bengals QB's bold new look drew reactions from fans and celebrities alike. A lot of comments likened Burrow’s resemblance to WWE wrestler Cody Rhodes. On the other hand, Kristen Saban's comment was on the emotional side:
"😭"
As Burrow prepares for the 2024 season, hoping to lead the Bengals back to the postseason, his new hairstyle has already startled the social media space.
The Bengals are eager to bounce back after missing the playoffs for the first time since 2021, and Burrow's new look is just the latest twist as training camp begins. Fans will be expecting that this fresh appearance will bring a fresh start for the franchise quarterback and his team.
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Kristen Saban proud of Alabama's latest step to honor Nick Saban
There’s no denying the impact Nick Saban left at Alabama. Nonetheless, the university has decided to name its football playing field at Bryant-Denny Stadium after the legendary coach.
This honor filled Kristen Saban with happiness. She took to Instagram to share her feelings and posted a reel of her father's legendary moments as Crimson Tide’s head coach. Kristen captioned the post:
"Leave your legacy. On September 7, 'Saban Field' will be introduced at Bryant-Denny Stadium. Beyond proud."
Saban’s legacy now stands alongside Bryant’s, with a statue of Saban already gracing the Walk of Champions. The 72-year-old expressed his gratitude, saying:
"We are humbled that The University of Alabama has honored us with the naming of Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium... Being the leader of the process at Alabama has been the greatest privilege of my life.”
Built around the time of The Great Depression in 1929 by then-Alabama president George Hutcheson "Mike" Denny, the field was initially named Denny Field. In 1975, it incorporated the name of coach Paul "Bear" Bryant.
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