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Alabama turns tide with turnovers

By MARTY COOK SPECIAL TO THE DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE

Posted: September 16, 2012 at 3:10 a.m.

Arkansas hasn’t had much luck against Alabama Coach Nick Saban (center), losing its last six games since Saban took over, or against No. 1 ranked teams, finishing 4-15.

By Andy Shupe
Credit: NWA Media
Arkansas hasn’t had much luck against Alabama Coach Nick Saban (center), losing its last six games since Saban took over, or against No. 1 ranked teams, finishing 4-15.

Alabama Coach Nick Saban visited the New Orleans Saints a year ago to learn how the Saints coached their players to create turnovers.

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Sports, Pages 32 on 09/16/2012

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