I think he’s the best college football coach of all time. I also think he’s not a chef.

Former Alabama football coach Nick Saban said he knew exactly why Ohio State's momentum at halftime disappeared in the second half against Texas, which led to a 20-point comeback from the Longhorns in their 24-23 win.

The LSU coaching change has brought an old connection back into the spotlight as Lane Kiffin prepares for another chapter in Baton Rouge. Kiffin’s decision to leave Ole Miss has already produced conflicting accounts about the advice he received before accepting the job.

Football fans are no strangers to Nick Saban and his historic run at the University of Alabama. Before becoming a TV analyst for ESPN’s College GameDay, Saban was known for the grit he showed throughout his coaching career.

College GameDay gave fans a little tease of the upcoming Nick Saban documentary, going back to his special return to Baton Rouge.

One of the core themes of Alabama's offseason has been returning to a physical brand of offense with a better capability to run the ball. Leaning on Bryce Young's abilities at quarterback the past two seasons, Nick Saban has stated Alabama became too one-dimensional and focused on the drop-back passing game in recent seasons.

Gus Malzahn is now out of coaching for the first time in decades, and he’s making the rounds in the media. Malzahn appeared last week at the Little Rock Touchdown Club in his home state of Arkansas for a spirited discussion on his career as a player and as a coach at the high school and college level,

Ryan Leaf's comeback story took an unexpected turn when Nick Saban reached out with an opportunity that changed everything.

Months after LSU head coach Lane Kiffin revealed that Nick Saban advised him before taking the Tigers’ job, the former Alabama coach has finally addressed the scrutiny surrounding that conversation. With questions lingering over Saban’s influence on coaching decisions and his ties to Kiffin,