ESPN Star warns Alabama fans amid the loss of team’s discomfort against Florida State

The ESPN expert Stephen A. Smith warned Alabama Crimson Tide fans that Nick Saban’s days have gone for a long time after the bad loss of team upset against the state of Florida on Saturday night.

The field marshal of the Seminols, Thomas Castellanos, ran for 78 yards and a touchdown and recorded 152 air yards in the 31-17 victory. The winning streak of the season of 23 Alabama games was broken.

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Stephen A. Smith warned Alabama fans in the midst of Crimson Tide’s defeat against Florida State. (Kirby Lee-Imagn images)

Smith offered his analysis in the midst of his loss.

“I’m sorry friends. I’m really. But it seems to be as if the days of @alabamAftbl, @alabamAftbl by Nick Saban, they have gone. He.”

Saban retired from university football before the beginning of the 2024 season. Alabama hired Kalen owe from Washington to replace him.

Alabama chief coach, Kalen owed, during the first half of Florida’s state game, on Saturday, August 30, 2025, in Tallahassee. (Photo AP/Phelan M. Ebenhack)

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Smith said earlier this month that Alabama should consider hiring Deion Sanders to replace Deeer and missed Saban.

Alabama, one of the greatest powers of university football in the last decade, failed to reach the university soccer playoff last year in its first season since Saban retired. In 2023, the team lost to the Michigan Wolverines in the Rose Bowl. Michigan won the National Championship.

Alabama’s closed wing, Josh Cuevas, celebrates with the field marshal Ty Simpson after scoring in a two -yard touchdown game against Florida State, on Saturday, August 30, 2025, in Tallahassee. (Photo AP/Phelan M. Ebenhack)

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Crimson Tide schedule will only become more difficult. The team will face Georgia next month and, later in the season, he will have Tennessee, South Carolina, LSU and Oklahoma in consecutive weeks.

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