Nick Saban hilariously swears again on College GameDay in Week 11
Saban already has great chemistry with the GameDay crew, and the coach says something hilarious every weekend it seems. In Week 11, the crew was in Baton Rouge ahead of the Alabama-LSU game. Saban, of course, won championships as the head coach of both of these schools.
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Nick Saban sends clear message to red-hot former assistant coachNick Saban had strong words for red-hot Indiana Hoosiers head coach Curt Cignetti. The legendary head coach spoke ...
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Nick Saban weighs in on Florida Gators' controversial decision to retain coach Billy NapierNapier was a member of Saban’s staff at Alabama from 2013-16 when he was the Crimson Tide’s wide receivers coach. In December ...
Later in the broadcast, LSU’s mascot Mike presented Saban with a personalized No. 3 LSU jersey with “Cest Bon” — French for “it’s good,” and also a homophone for the coach’s last name — on the back.
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.
At SEC Media Day on Tuesday, Alabama guard Mark Sears said Alabama football coaching legend Nick Saban offered some words ...
It was a special night, particularly for Nick Saban’s wife, Terry Saban, who was honored as a new Bryant Society inductee. Her post was captioned: The tribute, months after Saban retired from ...
Well, count former Alabama coach Nick Saban among those ready to change the status quo. During Saturday’s broadcast of College GameDay live from Eugene, Oregon, Saban addressed the troubling ...
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 ...
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