During a sit-down interview with CBS's "60 Minutes," Coach Prime was asked who he thought was the best coach in college football.
In his first appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show,” Nick Saban wasted no time quashing a big rumor.
Alabama’s double-digit loss to Texas last Saturday has sparked the talk of Alabama’s dynasty being over.
Although many talking heads have suggested the end is near for Alabama's dominance in the college football world following the home loss to Texas over the weekend, U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) doesn't see it happening just yet.
In last Saturday’s 34-24 loss to the Texas Longhorns, not much went the way that Nick Saban had anticipated.
ESPN’s Paul Finebaum made an appearance on ESPN's “Matt Barrie Show” and was asked about the possibility of Sanders becoming Saban's successor.
Last week, Alabama played what would be considered a warm-up game before the season’s first big test on Saturday against Texas. The scenario is no different from the Crimson Tide’s legendary play-by-play announcer Eli Gold.
During his Wednesday night press conference, Nick Saban took a minute to issue an apology to the way he answered a question after last Saturday’s 56-7 win over Middle Tennessee State.
Nick Saban has finally taken the cake out of the oven.
During his first appearance this season on his weekly radio show "Hey Coach," Nick Saban provided a candid opinion of this year's team when asked by an audience member to compare this team to past championship teams.
After deciding to break a 16-year-old tradition by not releasing a depth chart, Saban has created a different kind of buzz and even has Fox Sports commentator Tim Brando upset.
Less than a week away from the season opener against Middle Tennessee State and Alabama has still yet to name a starting quarterback.
Since taking over the head coaching job at Alabama in 2007, Nick Saban has always released a depth chart the Monday before the first game.
Saturday, Alabama concluded its second and final scrimmage of the Fall with questions about the quarterback position still left unanswered.
During his Tuesday press conference, Nick Saban was asked again about the quarterback competition.
Alabama fans, as well as head coach Nick Saban, are excited for Gold to be back in the booth. Wednesday during his press conference, Saban voiced what Gold means to him and the Alabama football program.
SEC Network college football analyst Paul Finebaum has strong faith in Nick Saban’s ability to restore Alabama to their customary excellence in 2023.
Opening weekend for college football is under a month away and fall camps are in full swing, but last week conference realignment stole the show.
Fall camp officially began for the Alabama football team on Thursday, and with the season opener against Middle Tennessee State just four weeks away, the Alabama quarterback battle is still ongoing.
The so-called Name Image Likeness (NIL) issue has plagued college athletics since the federal courts determined NCAA member colleges violated antitrust law by disallowing members from providing athletes with unlimited, in-kind educational benefits.
Nick Saban’s SEC Media Days appearance ended Wednesday, but even when Saban is not present, his name remains at the forefront of the other SEC coaches’ media appearances, and Thursday was no different.
Going into SEC Media Days Alabama’s quarterback battle is still ongoing with no timetable as to when a starter will be named.
Nick Saban and Alabama are not scheduled to be at SEC Media Days until Wednesday, but that didn’t stop SEC Network analyst Paul Finebaum from getting in a hot take about Saban.
The state of Alabama has two of the best head college football coaches in the nation, according to the Coach Rating Index.
ESPN’s college football analyst Kirk Herbstreit doesn’t think the Alabama dynasty is over yet.
With the 2023 college football season just around the corner, Alabama coach Nick Saban is still angry that the Crimson Tide were left out of the 2022 College Football Playoffs.
According to Gibbs, Saban's practices are much tougher than what he has experienced in the NFL.