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'Treat Me Like Nick': Deion Sanders Walks Out Of Interview After Being Called "Deion" By Reporter
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4:12Now PlayingJackson State football coach Deion Sanders wants to be treated like Alabama coach and six-time national champion Nick Saban.
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The Pro Football Hall of Fame cornerback and second-year coach demanded that reporters shouldn't call him by his first name before walking out of a SWAC Media Day event at the Sheraton-Birmingham on Tuesday.
"You don't call Nick Saban, 'Nick.' Don't call me Deion," Sanders told Nick Suss from the Clarion Ledger. []
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