Nick Saban isn't the kind of guy to hide his opinion, and he's telling it like it is when it comes to his opinion on the expanded 24-team College Football Playoff next season.
Nick Saban thinks Arch Manning may yet have success at Texas, but the quarterback may need a bit of motivation to do it.
When the Philadelphia Eagles shared the news on Monday that quarterback Jalen Hurts is out for the entire season with blood clots in his lungs, it really shook the NFL world.
With 297 wins under his belt in his college coaching career, Nick Saban knows a thing or two about football.
How many of the college football teams to appear in at least 20 of their top-25 rankings can you name in six minutes?
College football is considering expanding the College Football Playoff from 12 teams to 24 teams starting in 2027, and Nick Saban isn't cool with it. That's the gist of his latest blunt take, shared on ESPN on Friday.
College football has historically been known as a sport that caters to the elite. It is very difficult to win a national championship if you aren't Notre Dame, Alabama, Ohio State, or a host of other schools that have great programs that invest heavily in keeping them at the top.
Nick Saban, now years after he retired, has been open and honest about the weight of the expectations he faced while head coach of the Alabama Crimson Tide.
Saban is still considered by many to be the best ever, retiring in 2024 after 28 seasons and a 297-71-1 overall record.
Nick Saban ended his career with Alabama, leading the Crimson Tide to more than 200 wins over 17 seasons with the football program. But at least one point in his career, the NFL came calling.
There's been this impression, right or wrong, that legendary Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban retired due to NIL and the changes it has brought upon college football.
Nick Saban has seen greatness at the wide receiver position up close and personal.
Saban made a statement on "College GameDay" that will have plenty of Bulldogs fans worried.
Coaching changes happen every year, but they don't all happen the same way. We have had some wild offseason coaching moves in recent seasons, and 2025-2026 wasn't any different.
Saban made the most of the opportunity to troll the fans and remind them that he, too, was also public enemy No. 1 in the SEC at one point.
Nick Saban knows a thing or two about college football.
Saban spent years coaching in the SEC with LSU and Alabama, and the discussion between the Big Ten and SEC has been going on for years.
Nick Saban thinks this team will finally shake off the demons and will close the deal on a national championship this season.
Nick Saban spent 28 seasons as a college football head coach. He is not pleased with the current direction of college athletics.
so many around college football are suggesting that the Big Ten has now taken the mantle from the SEC as the most dominant conference in college football. Saban doesn't want to hear it.
The Longhorns narrowly missed the College Football Playoff during a 10-3 2025 season.
As a new season approaches, Saban appeared on Wednesday's edition of ESPN's "SportsCenter" and was asked what he needs to see from DeBoer in his third season to become a national championship contender.
Saban recently addressed the quarterback competition at Alabama.
College sports programs have gone all gas, no brakes regarding NIL spending.
Nick Saban hasn't coached college football since the 2023 season.
Hall of Fame coach and seven-time national champion Nick Saban does not agree with the lack of respect shown toward Indiana.
The idea of the Dukes, who have only played one power conference opponent all season, getting into the playoff and Notre Dame getting left out is still something that seven-time champion and college football Hall of Famer Nick Saban disagrees with.
Nick Saban was asked during a Friday appearance on Fox News if he intends to come out of retirement.
Saban was 297-71-1 in college football as a head coach. He was 15-17 in two seasons as the head coach of the Dolphins.
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