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In this scene, Nick Saban, the suave, debonair coach for LSU, visits the Tuohy household in order to convince Michael to play football at LSU. Saban is wearing a beautiful Armani suit, and makes a big show of complimenting Leigh Anne’s decorations, knowing that she takes great pride in such matters. In short, Saban has done his homework: he knows exactly what he’s supposed to say to impress the Tuohys and convince Michael to choose LSU.
The passage reminds us of the enormous importance of football to schools like LSU. LSU needs a good football team to generate money and…
