College football viewers weren't impressed by Nick Saban's choice of words, and lodged their complaints with the FCC. / Jerome Miron-Imagn Images Nick Saban has garnered something of a reputation ...

Paul Finebaum speculates as to whether Nick Saban might get tired of his role on ESPN's College GameDay. / Jerome Miron-Imagn Images Nick Saban only just joined ESPN’s flagship college football ...

Seven-time national champion head coach Nick Saban's first season as an analyst on ESPN's "College GameDay" resulted in multiple FCC complaints for obscene language. Saban, 73, joined college ...

When Nick Saban announced his decision to step down as the head coach of the Alabama Crimson Tide after 17 seasons at the end of the 2023 season, many were surprised. Subsequently, it was ...

Here’s the text of those: “Nick Saban said the word shit twice, bitch once and something else I can’t remember,” the complaint [from a viewer in Lee’s Summit, Missouri], obtained by AL ...

Former Alabama football coach Nick Saban made waves on Dec. 7 while performing his analyst duties on ESPN’s College Gameday. Ahead of that day’s SEC championship game between Texas and Georgia ...

About 25 years ago, Nick Saban played a role, albeit a small one, in helping Michigan State become a top team in men’s college basketball. Michigan State was fresh off a loss in which Tom Izzo ...

Legendary former Alabama head football coach Nick Saban was reportedly the subject of three separate complaints to the Federal Communications Commission during the 2024 college football season.

Nick Saban slid onto the panel of ESPN's College GameDay pretty seamlessly in 2024, but not everyone appreciated the former Alabama coach's gruffness. Saban let the profanities fly on ESPN's ...

Former Alabama head coach Nick Saban seemed like a natural during his stint on ESPN's College GameDay during the 2024 season - but his appearances didn't come without a few issues. Before the SEC ...

The retirement of legendary Alabama Crimson Tide football coach Nick Saban shook up the college sports world. Now, for the first time, fans can learn what unfolded on the day it happened.