Nick Saban wants a change in college football that he, and many others, feel is necessary. Saban appeared on ESPN’s “College GameDay” show on Saturday for his usual appearance.

Nick Saban doesn't sound eager to leave ESPN's "College GameDay," but that won't stop fans from floating his name out for a marquee job. During this Saturday's episode of "College GameDay," Saban and the rest of the crew discussed Lane Kiffin's uncertain future at Ole Miss.

Amid rumors surrounding Ole Miss head football coach Lane Kiffin's future, legendary former Alabama head coach Nick Saban called for changes to be made to the college football hiring cycle.

Nick Saban is one of the most revered coaches in college football history. With a coaching career spanning five decades from, of which 29 years were spent as a head coach, Saban retired in 2023

Since retiring after the 2023 season, Saban has stayed visible as an analyst on ESPN’s “ College GameDay ,” where he continues to be regarded as one of the sport’s most influential voices. His commentary and presence have kept him firmly connected to college football, even as he maintains that he is content in his post-coaching role.

The No. 15 USC Trojans are in Eugene as they prepare to face No. 7 Oregon Ducks in a pivotal conference matchup. With Big Ten and College Football Playoff stake

A coach who knows a thing or two about being recruited while he has a job has some strong opinions about recruiting coaches who otherwise have a job.

Nick Saban celebrated the UConn Huskies' successful season on College GameDay Saturday before a massive win over Duke.