Nick Saban’s daughter Kristen mocks Kirk Herbstreit in most unbelievable way

Halloween always brings out some impressive costumes. This year’s winner was Nick Saban’s daughter Kristen Saban.
While her 74-year-old dad may not have dressed up as the former Alabama Crimson Tide legendary coach prepares for ESPN’s College GameDay from Salt Lake City, Utah, on Saturday, others on the show rocked their costumes.
Saban’s GameDay co-host Pat McAfee won the adorable award with his daughter McKenzie and wife Samantha.
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Also from the show, influencer Katie Feeney turned heads with her more adult version of Little Red Riding Hood.
But it was Saban’s daughter who has shown she knows fashion flexing a $5k purse at a game, won Halloween for college football by dressing up Kirk Herbstreit’s beloved dog, Peter. She wrote, “America’s favorite dog 🐶“ and posted her version of “Peter” even equipped with his own press pass.
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That’s hilarious and awesome. No doubt, Herbstreit loved it.

Herbstreit, who also is on the show as well as calls the games on TV, lost his famed golden retriever Ben near the end of 2024. He broke down on the show and had an emotional farewell message.
Now, his golden retriever Peter is by his side on the show and at games. With that costume, Kristen should roll up to the set and pose by his side on Saturday as well.

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