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Saban has said numerous times that he believes strongly in disciplining players (correction of actions) as opposed to punishing them. If they do not respond to discipline, then punishment (example: suspension or being kicked off the team) will follow. He first and foremost wants to help the student-athlete, contrary to what some believe, and kicking them off the team for making a bad decision isn't always what is in the best interest of the kid's future.

[QUOTE="imported_Porter, post: 409309"] Saban has said numerous times that he believes strongly in disciplining players (correction of actions) as opposed to punishing them. If they do not respond to discipline, then punishment (example: suspension or being kicked off the team) will follow. He first and foremost wants to help the [b]student[/b]-athlete, contrary to what some believe, and kicking them off the team for making a bad decision isn't always what is in the best interest of the kid's future. [/QUOTE]

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