With rumors swirling about Nick Saban potentially coming out of retirement following the 2025 season, Georgia head coach Kirby Smart revealed during SEC media days on Tuesday why the seven-time national champion coach's decision might not be up to him.
Former Alabama quarterback Greg McElroy may have dropped the scoop the summer at SEC Media Days when he claimed that he spoke to a source "in the know" who suggested that legendary college football coach Nick Saban may come back to coaching.
Nick Saban stunned the college football world when he stepped down as the head coach at Alabama two years ago, but fans are suddenly buzzing about the idea of the seven-time national champion making a return.
Tennessee is projected to have a much different season post-spring than they did pre-spring, considering what happened last month. That has Urban Meyer taking the under on the Volunteers for now, going into 2025.
Nick Saban met with President Donald Trump on Thursday and discussed the possibility about rules being implemented to guide Name, Image and Likeness payments for players.
Nick Saban’s championship pedigree is arguably as synonymous with his legacy as his love for Little Debbie Oatmeal creme pies. Saban’s daily routine of two small pies and a black cup of coffee for breakfast has been well documented and even parodied over the years.
Although Sanders has been surpassed by former Miami quarterback Cam Ward in the eyes of almost all talent evaluators, it is a positive sign that Saban sees that much potential in him.
Craig Smith, the father of former Alabama Crimson Tide quarterback Bryce Young, thinks Nick Saban is the best coach in all of sports. But there was once
Nick Saban did not hide his frustration with Ohio State fans over their treatment of head coach Ryan Day despite their on-field success. Saban got quite heated during Friday’s “College GameDay” as he called out fans for negativity surrounding the Ohio State program.
Nick Saban had the privilege of coaching at one of the best venues in the country during his 17 seasons at Alabama, but the seven-time national champion admits he did not always enjoy it.