Legendary college football coach Nick Saban has been inside basically every big-time college football stadium in the country. From his coaching career at Michigan State, LSU and Alabama, to his time with ESPN's "College GameDay,

Ohio State’s Ryan Day and Texas Tech’s Joey McGuire are the only other coaches without a tie to Saban in the CFP field. If Miami beats the Buckeyes and Oregon beats the Red Raiders, the semifinal round would exclusively feature teams with some kind of tie to Saban.

The former Alabama head coach broke down Alabama's toughness and pass protection ahead of the Crimson Tide's playoff game against Oklahoma.

Legendary former college football coach Nick Saban is making a significant career move outside of the sport for which he's known.

Nick Saban walked away from Alabama after the 2023 season, ending a 17-year dynasty with the Crimson Tide. His coaching career wrapped up with seven national championships. Six of those came in Tuscaloosa.

The College Football Playoff needs some changes, according to Nick Saban. Right now, the five highest-ranked conference champions and the seven highest non-conference champions make the bracket to compete for the national championship.

Amid the discussion on the college football landscape, Nick Saban let his thoughts be known about the current state of the sport during an appearance on ESPN’s "College GameDay," and he has a solution.

Have these people never watched GameDay before? Or a Nick Saban press conference? Saban has been a great addition to ESPN and College GameDay since retiring as the head coach at Alabama following the 2023 season.

CFB insider trashes Kirk Herbstreit, Nick Saban for takes on James Madison, Tulane originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The college football collective media base seems to have pushed back against Tulane and James Madison.