During his time in College Football, Saban won seven National Championships, but only one of those came with the Tigers.

Nick Saban’s 17-year reign at Alabama is widely considered legendary, with six national championships and nine Southeastern Conference titles to his name.

Former Alabama football coaching legend Nick Saban can add a Sports Emmy to his trophy case. Saban has only been at ESPN for one full college football season, but he's now a Sports Emmy winner in ...

Video above: Nick Saban talks coaching journey and future of college footballNothing less than the future of college sports is being hashed out this week in conference rooms spread throughout a ...

Nick Kroll opened up about helping organize John Mulaney's 2020 intervention on the latest episode of the 'Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard' podcast.

While speaking at his Nick’s Kids golf tournament in Birmingham, Ala., on Tuesday, Saban said he is willing to help but has no plans to join a formal commission.

Over 17 seasons in Tuscaloosa, Saban led the Crimson Tide to six national championships, and he achieved a staggering 87.4 winning percentage over 230 total games while developing an enviable ...

Nick Saban doesn't believe there needs to be a commission to resolve the issues of college athletics. He said as much during an appearance on the SEC Network's "Paul Finebaum Show" on Wednesday ...

The name most synonymous with Alabama Crimson Tide football is Nick Saban. From 2007 to 2023, Saban turned Alabama into an SEC powerhouse, winning seven national titles. During his final years ...

Saban retired in 2023 and is part of the ESPN GameDay show will also appearing in numerous commercials. Steve Sarkisian on Saban as college football's commissioner: "“He’s sharp enough and ...

The world’s smallest violin is currently located in Tuscaloosa as Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer cries poor during the NIL era of college football. Do you hear it playing in the distance?! One of the ...

According to "The Leadership Secrets of Nick Saban," a book by AL.com editor John Talty published in 2022, the loss brought Saban to tears in the locker room. "You walk in and everyone is crying.