ESPN college football analyst Nick Saban is not happy with the College Football Playoff's 12-team field on Sunday. The final College Football Playoff field was unveiled on ESPN on Sunday. The 12 teams that made the postseason are: Indiana,

Plenty of college football fans and analysts have voiced their disagreement with the inclusion of teams like James Madison University and Tulane in the College

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith feels an Alabama loss to Oklahoma in the College Football Playoff will be a threat to Kalen DeBoer’s job security. The Crimson

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish finished 10-2 and somehow were left out of the 12-team College Football Playoff field with James Madison and Tulane getting

Five former Nick Saban assistants lead teams into College Football Playoff, showing how his influence still defines modern college football.

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.

The Nashville Predators announced on Dec. 16 that former Alabama coach Nick Saban has purchased a minority stake in the team.

As Texas A&M hosts Miami, Nick Saban renews debate over whether Kyle Field’s famously deafening atmosphere is truly organic or artificially enhanced.