Seven-time national champion head coach Nick Saban continues to speak out against a concerning trend in the transfer portal ...

Nick Saban foresees 'serious problems' with NIL system. Seven-time national champion coach Nick Saban discusses the implications of student-athlete compensation and how name, image and likeness ...

Saban's viewpoints on NIL from years ago are not necessarily the same as the ones he holds today. He was an opponent in the past, but that was true of many people in college sports, some of whom ...

Nick Saban has been an excellent addition to ESPN’s “College GameDay,” adding deep and digestible film analysis, well-prepared insight on teams around the country and a sense of humor that ...

Believe or not, Nick Saban actually cares about college football. He actually cares about the development and well-being of his players. He even cares about the divisive political issues facing our… ...

Several prominent members of the football world have said that Nick Saban retired because of NIL running rampant - they might have been right. Saban, 72, called it a career in January - an ...

The moment that money started to flow to players they’re trying to recruit, Jimbo Fisher and Nick Saban devolved into 9-year-olds on the playground.

Then there is Nick Saban. His complaints about the direction that name, image and likeness rights and transfers are taking college football, they might make the least sense. NIL could be a bonanza ...

Alabama coach Nick Saban said Tuesday night that he does not approve of how revenue opportunities from players’ names, images and likenesses are being used in college football recruiting.

In case you missed it — lucky you — Nick Saban took a break from retirement on Tuesday to participate in the latest Congressional hearing on NIL, believed to be the 1,573rd since July 2021.

Jimbo Fisher on Nick Saban’s NIL accusations: ‘It’s despicable’ Texas A&M at Alabama on Oct. 8, to answer the question you just asked. SEC Media Days start July 18, to answer the question ...

While speaking at his Nick’s Kids golf tournament in Birmingham, Ala., on Tuesday, Saban said he is willing to help but has no plans to join a formal commission.