September 10, 2010  TUSCALOOSA _ There are times when Nick
Saban's voice rises out of frustration, and there are times he's
simply trying to make a point.  On Wednesday when he brought up
a particular subject, it was more than that, he was embarrassed.
Speaking before reporters for the final time this week, Saban
made it clear that if any University of Alabama fans booed Penn
State and Joe Paterno this Saturday, because they consider it
tradition when every opponent takes the field, he would take it
as a personal insult.  "This is a class program with class
people who have been there for 45 years, who have done wonderful
things for college football, the game of football and a lot of
people over a 45-yard period," Saban said. "I think it would be
a damn crying-ass shame if we boo them when they come out into
the stadium like we did last week's team.  "I just don't
understand that."  For those who don't quite grasp it yet, this
game isn't like playing Arkansas. Or LSU. Or even Auburn.  Penn
State is different,