"Texas Tech NIL collective founder Cody Campbell, who sold his oil and natural gas company, Double Eagle, for $4.1 billion, will be the co-commisioner with Nick Saban, sources tell @On3sports ...

The Seminoles and Crimson Tide go head-to-head for their 2025 college football season opener and one star has already gone ...

President Donald Trump has explored a new commission focused on the issues facing college sports, led by former Alabama head coach Nick Saban and billionaire Texas Tech board chair Cody Campbell, ...

Coaching feuds aren't as prevalent as they once were, but there have been a few notable rivalries since the turn of the ...

Former Alabama football coaching legend Nick Saban can add a Sports Emmy to his trophy case. Saban has only been at ESPN for one full college football season, but he's now a Sports Emmy winner in ...

The post was made by Saban's daughter-in-law, Samira. It featured Nick, Mrs. Terry, and Kristen Saban's cousin, Casey Campbell. Samira is married to Nick's son, Nicholas.

Saban spoke fondly of Batt as well. "Nick had great comments about him, and I think that is valuable to us, to me," Izzo said. Saban served as Michigan State's head football coach from 1995 to 1999.

Legendary coach Nick Saban doesn’t want Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning to be the “next Nick Saban.” Lanning and Saban's relationship goes back more than a decade and the two regularly keep ...

Nick Saban and Lane Kiffin competed against one another for years when the latter was not working under the former, and an incredible story that AJ McCarron shared recently shows just how deep the ...

CBS Sports' Josh Pate is raising an interesting question about the final years of Nick Saban’s tenure with the Alabama Crimson Tide, pointing out warning signs that may have gone unnoticed at ...

The New York Times re-examines Alabama's decision to hire Nick Saban as head coach Nick Saban compiled a 206-29 record in 17 seasons at Alabama, winning six national championships, nine SEC titles ...

Nick Saban compiled a 206-29 record in 17 seasons at Alabama, winning six national championships, nine SEC titles, and forever altering the course of college football history.