Nick Saban is the goal of the fiery statement from the lawyer amid rumors

A law firm involved in the historic lawsuit has a value of $ 2.8 billion to combat monopoly that includes NCAA and the five largest conferences in the country, tore a former football coach at the college Nick Saban And the possibility of obtaining an executive order from the Trump administration to deal with the name, image and ideal.

Hagens Berman Law Firm has issued a statement on Monday calling for Saban’s involvement in the possible “uncomfortable and unjustified” executive order. Steve Berman, the administrative partner of the company and the co -founder, described Saban and Trump’s talks as “unnecessary”.

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“While he was a coach, Saban initially opposed payments for none for athletes, which led to adding restrictions and red strip through national legislation to add a kind of control.” He said in a statement. “During his time in checking the sports wage structure, he achieved tens of millions of dollars and was previously a higher coach paid in university football.

“Coach Saban and Trump’s talks at eleven o’clock on executive orders and other intervention are just an unnecessary self -analysis. University athletes lead historical changes and benefit greatly from no deals.

The company added that there are a number of methods that athletes have benefited from the college from Nil without any executive orders from the White House in any department. The company said that it enabled the athletes to gain their income, among other positives.

Fox News Digital communicated with Saban’s representative to comment.

Trump was studying an executive order to organize the name and image and the proverb in the sport of the kidney after his meeting with the legendary tidal coach in Alabama Qarmazi, Wall Street magazine I mentioned last week. Saban is said to not want to stop the payments, but he seeks to “repair them.”

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In his appearance on Fox News last year, Saban urged Congress to intervene and make “equal in all fields”.

“I think it should still be for all players, but not only the payment system for playing like us now where anyone can collect the most money in their teams to pay more than non -players, and it is not an equal field.

Saban said NCAA “can deal with” nothing Whatever the changes are necessary, but Congress “needs to” add “national legislation”.

“Now, we only have state legislation – and every different state – will protect NCAA from litigation once guidance for the future of athletics in the college. But the litigation is what prompted us to this point at the present time,” said Saban. “We must get some protection from litigation. I don’t know if the anti -monopoly laws or anything else.

“I am not aware of all this to make a really recommend. But I know we need a kind of federal standards and guidelines that allow people to apply their own rules.”

Senator Tommy Tobreville, R-aa said. “If someone” can help organize NIL, “he is President Trump.”

Saban Trump on Thursday at an event for graduate students in Alabama, where Trump gave a letter.

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In the speech, Trump went up Sports programs in AlabamaSaying that the school is a place “where myths are made.”

Ryan Moric in Fox News and Associated Press contributed to this report.

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