Big 12 roasts Ole Miss, Nick Saban: ‘Undefeated in hypothetical games’
The former coach joined ESPN on Wednesday to discuss the College Football Playoff. At one point, Saban floated a hypothetical by asking McAfee what Ole Miss’ record would be if they played in the Big 12. Of course, Saban was implying that the Rebels would have fewer than 3 losses if they didn’t play in the SEC.
Former Alabama football head coach Nick Saban believes the Crimson Tide are a long shot to make the playoff this year.
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Legendary coach Nick Saban highlights potential issue with new College Football Playoff formatDuring his storied coaching career, Nick Saban rarely shied away from an opportunity to express his thoughts about a topic related to college football. During his latest appearance on the "Pat ...
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This 5-year-old's breakdown over Nick Saban's retirement is extremely relatable for Alabama fansJayton continues to hug his mom and sob louder and louder. "All I want is Nick Saban," Jayton cries. >> Who will be the next Alabama head coach? Here's what we know His fear: What if the coach ...
ESPN's College Gameday shared a clip last Saturday showing Pat McAfee dancing during a commercial break while Nick Saban-- in a buttoned sport coat and tie -- sat stoically next to McAfee.
It was always going to be tough to replace Nick Saban — who brought six championships to Tuscaloosa and won another with LSU — but this has been a worst-case scenario for DeBoer. Saban lost ...
With Alabama consistently one-dimensional, they had no answers for Brent Venables' scheme that shut down the one-dimension ...
Nick Saban, the former University of Alabama football coach who now works as an ESPN analyst, was born Oct. 31, 1951, in Fairmont, West Virginia. He came to Tuscaloosa in 2007 and earned six ...
Nick Saban shocked the sport of college football when he abruptly retired from Alabama last January. After 50 years and seven national championships, he was done with coaching.
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