Alabama foootball coach Nick Saban doesn't appear to be concerned about a possible legal fight with LeBron James and his multimedia company, Uninterrupted.

Saban told reporters Tuesday (video by Tuscaloosa News and TideSports reporter Terrin Waack) that the program will continue to do online "Shop Talk" video segments, which Uninterrupted claimed infringe on the copyright of its "The Shop" segments.

"I think LeBron James is a great player. There's been at least 20 'Barbershop'-type things I've seen on TV. I didn't know anybody owned that. I didn't even know he had one. I'm sorry that anybody could be offended by something that were just having fun with," Saban said at the end of his session with the media at spring practice.

Saban then dropped the gauntlet with his closing statement:

"I enjoyed it and we're going to continue to do it."
Lawyers for Uninterrupted claimed in a letter last week that Alabama was engaged in "exploitation" of the "Shop Talk" concept and asked for a conversation with the university "before rushing into legal proceedings