Alabama fans have been spoiled in recent years with their success under legendary coach Nick Saban. The Crimson Tide won six national championships during Saban’s 17 seasons in Tuscaloosa, racking up an incredible 201-29 record and setting the standard in college football.

The former Alabama coach joined The Pat McAfee Show on ESPN this week and spoke candidly about why he enjoyed when his teams would face off against what were expected to be easy opponents.

Alabama hasn’t lost a season opener in over two decades, and the defeat has sparked new concerns about whether the Crimson Tide can return to national contention under DeBoer. As Saban noted, Week 2 often reveals the biggest leap in progress, but Alabama doesn’t have much time to figure things out.

Ole Miss Rebels football coach Lane Kiffin views the Transfer Portal's multiple windows in the same way his former boss, Nick Saban, does.

BamaCentral marks the end of the Nick Saban coaching era with the definitive rankings of his top 250 players with the Alabama Crimson Tide.

Prior to Kalen DeBoer's arrival in Alabama and his underwhelming 9-4 debut with the team, Alabama hadn't had a season anyone would reasonably call "bad" since Saban's own debut in 2007. But while that 7-6 campaign was marred by some pretty brutal losses for Saban,

After finishing the 2024 season with a 2-10 record, Mike Norvell’s Florida State opened the 2025 season with a 31-17 win over No. 8 Alabama.

When it comes to motivating players and keeping them focused, few can outshine legendary coach Nick Saban. Pat McAfee was left in awe recently with memories of

For years, the talk of Dabo Swinney as the Alabama football coach raged on. In some years, it was the logical choice to those who debated the hypothetical scenario when Nick Saban ever retired. In other years, especially later in his career, it was clear the Alabama native had grown deep roots at Clemson.