Nick Saban put Alabama football back on the map. Before his arrival in 2007, the Crimson Tide had become an afterthought in the NCAA. But once Saban took over, the program transfor ...

Cochran posted a hype video earlier this week on his “new mission,” highlighting the six national championships and 36 NFL first round picks during his time at Alabama and LSU.

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Not yet 9 on this late-August Saturday morning, sweat dripped from Scott Cochran's forehead. Bullhorn in hand, his signature sandpapered voice delivered a message to a different audience.

When word came Monday that Georgia had hired strength coach Scott Cochran away from Alabama, I thought of Ed Orgeron. For it was the LSU head football coach who told the story of his team’s 29-0 ...

Scott Cochran, the architect of Alabama’s well-known strength and conditioning program, is expected to leave for Georgia after 13 years with the Crimson Tide.

ATHENS — Scott Cochran has stepped down as a Georgia football assistant coach, at least temporarily. It appears that Will Muschamp is going to fill in during Cochran’s absence.

That skill will be put to the test following the departure of longtime strength coach Scott Cochran, who served as Saban's right-hand man on all six of his championship teams.

Scott Cochran, who made a name for himself running Alabama's strength and conditioning program under Nick Saban, is not currently with the Georgia football team entering his second season as ...

“Scott Cochran is one of those guys where it’s more than workouts. It’s more than weight percentages and power cleans and bench presses. He’s a relationship guy.

ATHENS --Scott Cochran hoped it had been forgotten. As far as he was concerned, it was ancient history. Nope. It was all of four minutes into his first Zoom call with Georgia football reporters ...