College football has been back for less than 24 hours, and Nick Saban already has his eyes set on the College Football Playoff.. But this year, the former Alabama football coach is looking at the ...

Nick Saban's College Football Playoff projection Saban had Alabama in the College Football Playoff as a No. 7 seed and hosting Notre Dame at Bryant-Denny Stadium in the first round, a new change ...

The Nick Saban era ended at Alabama over a year ago now. Since then the Crimson Tide somehow missed the college football ...

Alabama coach Nick Saban usually does not weigh in on issues around college football unless he feels particularly strongly about them. However, he ha opened up about how he feels about the ...

If it were up to Alabama football coach Nick Saban, he would expand the College Football Playoff.. He made that clear Thursday night while speaking at his radio show, the day before the CFP board ...

Saban appeared on ESPN's coverage of the College Football Playoff reveal. He was able to give his two cents and then some on the decision to take SMU over Alabama.

Nick Saban sits on the ESPN College Gameday set prior to the NCAA football game between the Penn State Nittany Lions and the Ohio State Buckeyes at Beaver Stadium in University Park, Pa. on ...

Nick Saban wasn’t always in favor of expanding the College Football Playoff, but it sounds like the former coach and current analyst has changed his mind.

Former Alabama coach Nick Saban thinks College Football Playoff expansion is a good thing, but that one aspect of that expansion should be scrapped. In an appearance on ESPN’s “College ...

Nick Saban’s response on if we should expand the College Football Playoff or not has us all thinking. Potential College Football Playoff expansion is all the rage in the early 2020s, but Alabama ...

Nick Saban has been a prominent voice for the expansion of the College Football Playoff, but the former seven-time national champion head coach does not approve entirely of the format that will ...

Alabama football coach Nick Saban said he doesn't think expanding the College Football Playoff from a four-team format would mean better games. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX ...