Former Alabama coach Nick Saban had a harsh message for Ohio State football fans who are obsessed with the rivalry vs. Michigan.

In an appearance on The Pat McAfee Show, Nick Saban said Ohio State fans have a “psychotic obsession” with Michigan and “need to go get therapy or something” to fix it. He said Ohio State fans should be more excited about the team’s CFP run than they are. pic.twitter.com/7gUD37zruk

Former college football coach Nick Saban—who is no stranger to winning championships—thinks that Buckeyes fans are being a bit ridiculous. "These Ohio State fans have a psycho

Following a segment on ESPN’s “College GameDay” Friday about the pressures facing Ohio State Buckeyes coach Ryan Day after his team’s stunning 13-10 loss to Michigan on Nov. 30, Saban was asked by host Rece Davis to weigh in on Day.

Nick Saban thinks Ohio State has the most talented team left in the College Football Playoff, but that it also has the most psychotic fan base in the country, a

Relax, Ohio State fans. That’s what legendary college football coach Nick Saban is telling Buckeye Nation before they kick off their College Football Playoff run on Saturday against Tennessee.

Ohio State recorded a victory in the first round of the College Football Playoff despite falling to arch rival Michigan in its regular season finale last month. Still, former Alabama coach and college football analyst Nick Saban believes that Ohio State fans have an unhealthy obsession with Michigan as a result of that loss.

Nick Saban think that Ohio State fans have taken the rivalry with Michigan way, way too far. The former Alabama head coach appeared on the Pat McAfee Show

Former Alabama head coach Nick Saban thinks some Ohio State fans are a bit too obsessed with Michigan. It's one of the biggest rivalries in college football but Saban thinks part of the OSU fanbase has a "psychotic obsession" with Michigan.