Nick Saban doesn’t think LSU or Florida are slam dunks for Lane Kiffin. That’s his explanation, anyway. The former Alabama coach, who won a national championship at LSU in 2003 and spent over a decade battling both programs in the SEC West,

Nick Saban revealed the reality of college football in 2025 during an appearance on the Friday edition of the Pat McAfee Show.

Nick Saban picked No. 10 LSU to beat No. 18 Vanderbilt on Oct. 18. However, it's the reason why he did so that is interesting.

In 2024, Sedrick Alexander ran for two touchdowns, Randon Fontenette scored on a pick-six and Diego Pavia outplayed Heisman Trophy candidate Jalen Milroe as Vanderbilt stunned Alabama 40-35 for the Commodores’ first win over the nation’s top-ranked team.

Billy Napier, who coached under Saban as the Crimson Tide's wide receivers coach for four seasons, became the latest Power Four coaching victim over the weekend when Florida fired him. Napier was this season's sixth firing in the Power Four and ninth overall.

Kalen DeBoer’s No. 6 Alabama secured its fourth straight win over a ranked opponent, beating No. 11 Tennessee 37-20 on Saturday.

Nick Saban coached his fair share of elite collegiate quarterbacks throughout his illustrious five-decade career, especially during his 17-year tenure at Alabama. From AJ McCarron to Tua Tagovailoa, the 74-year-old Crimson Tide head coach-turned-ESPN analyst knows what a future NFL quarterback looks like.

During an appearance Saturday on ESPN’s “College GameDay,” Nick Saban’s wife, Terry, was asked by Pat McAfee if the Alabama coaching legend would come out of retirement to guide the Nittany Lions for $50 million,

On ESPN's "College GameDay," former Alabama football coach Nick Saban was asked indirectly about the open Penn State coaching job, one recently vacated by James Franklin.