It followed Saban's first Bama season (and his worst, 7-6 record) and began what would be the Tide's 11-0 record in such games against the likes of Michigan, Southern Cal, Florida State, and Miami.

Saban has only been at ESPN for one full college football season, but he's now a Sports Emmy winner in this year's Outstanding Personality/Emerging On-Air Talent category.

Nick Saban will have to make a little more room in his already crowded trophy case. On Tuesday, Saban won the Sports Emmy Award for "Outstanding Personality/Emerging On-Air Talent" for his work on ...

Nick Saban wins a Sports Emmy for 'Outstanding Emerging On-Air Talent' in his first year covering college football on ESPN.

Over 17 seasons in Tuscaloosa, Saban led the Crimson Tide to six national championships, and he achieved a staggering 87.4 winning percentage over 230 total games while developing an enviable ...

Penn State coach Joe Paterno and Florida coach Steve Spurrier pose with the Citrus Bowl trophy before their two teams played in the 1997 season's edition of the bowl game. (Sentinel file photo) ...

The name most synonymous with Alabama Crimson Tide football is Nick Saban. From 2007 to 2023, Saban turned Alabama into an SEC powerhouse, winning seven national titles. During his final years ...

Collectively, through the 2023-24 NFL season Saban’s Crimson Tide teams produced 14 first-team All-Pro selections and 12 Super Bowl champions. Financially, 165 total players had received some ...

Former Alabama and LSU football coach Nick Saban is on pace to become a billionaire, and it's in large part thanks to a Baton Rouge car dealership owner. Joe Agresti runs Mercedes-Benz of Baton ...

No coach has produced more first-round picks than Nick Saban in NFL history, with the Crimson Tide tying the record for most first-round picks from a program in a single draft class in 2021 (six).

Former Penn State star quarterback is reportedly resigning after re-uniting with Bill O'Brien as an offensive analyst at Boston College.

2. Nick Saban - Alabama When it comes to Nick Saban, if it was not for the person below, Saban would go down as the greatest college football coach of all time. He won at Michigan State and Toledo.