The Alabama Crimson Tide's football team has been laden with NFL talent since head coach Nick Saban arrived in Tuscaloosa. But the crop of future stars that will excel at the next level might be at its highest right now. Quarterback AJ McCarron and C.J. Show More Summary
Mike Florio is joined by five-time NFL Executive of the Year Scott Pioli to talk about how to improve the Pro Bowl, what he thinks about Tim Davis calling Nick Saban the devil, why the Patriots released lineman Kyle Love, and more.
Mike Florio is joined by 5-time NFL Executive of the year, Scott Pioli about Tim Davis calling Nick Saban the devil, the patriots releasing Kyle Love, and what he thinks the NFL should do about the Pro Bowl. Then, Floriois joined by Kevin Acee of U-T San Diego about the Chargers acquiring Dwight Freeney after…
The University of Alabama has been a factory for producing NFL talent since head coach Nick Saban arrived in Tuscaloosa, and after the Crimson Tide won their 15th national title in January, that tradition continued in the 2013 NFL draft. Show More Summary
It's lonely at the top. Alabama coach Nick Saban—fresh off three national championships in four years—is currently experiencing the ugly side of being a winner. It started when Vanderbilt coach James Franklin called Saban "Nicky Satan." Franklin later said it was a joke (h/t Yahoo! Sports), but it certainly wasn't a very pleasant one if it was. Show More Summary
Michigan has the No. 1 recruiting class in the nation, according to ESPN, Nick Saban has sent a lot of players to the NFL and Missouri was the standout recruiting program this past week in the SEC. Welcome to this week's edition of the...Show More Summary
There are not many challenges that have gotten the best of Nick Saban and his Alabama program in recent memory. The 2013 version of the Crimson Tide appears to have everything in place to make a run at the school’s 16th national title...Show More Summary
Linebacker Rolando McClain’s decision to retire from the NFL in an attempt to get his personal life in order seems like a wise thing for a player who has not been able to stay out of trouble since entering the professional ranks. According to McClain’s college coach, it’s also a decision that’s fair to a…
Since Nick Saban has been a major college football coach, 111 of his players have been selected in the NFL draft. And if you're a college football recruit on the Alabama's radar, the Crimson Tide are going to let you know about that....Show More Summary
Nick Saban has been the head coach for 111 NFL draft picks, and if you're a college football recruit on Alabama's radar, the Crimson Tide are going to let you know about that. The latest piece of recruiting material circling the web has no crude drawings, handwritten letters or references to "swag" found anywhere on it. Show More Summary
Yes, Nick Saban hasn’t worked in the NFL since the conclusion of the 2006 season. You know, not long after he insisted he wouldn’t be the coach of the school where he has been the coach for six years and counting. When Saban coached the Dolphins (2005-06), he employed Will Muschamp and Tim Davis. Davis…
Nick Saban isn’t happy with being called “the devil himself” by a former assistant coach. The Alabama head coach said that comments from Tim Davis, now the offensive line coach at Florida, were “terribly disappointing.” Speaking to reporters before a promotional tour stop at Turner Field in Atlanta, Saban said he is far from “the [...]Show More Summary
Nick Saban, who has been called the "devil" twice by fellow SEC coaches in the last year alone, expressed disappointment regarding the negative sentiment against him coming from his competitors. The championship coach seemed particularly...Show More Summary
Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban has been subject to strong criticism of late. And those getting on Saban reside in the SEC. According to David Jones of USA Today, Saban is referred to as someone you won't like: "Will's [ Muschamp ] got a plan,'' promised [Tim] Davis [Florida's offensive line coach], also a former Saban assistant. Show More Summary
Nick Saban is “the devil himself” according to a Florida coach who once worked under Nick Saban. As previously reported by The Inquisitr, Nick Saban aka the devil himself has rumors floating around that he might switch to the NFL. But Saban the devil himself did not spit any fire and was only amused by these [...]Show More Summary
Nick Saban is "the devil himself," according to Florida offensive line coach, Tim Davis.
Florida's coaching staff found plenty of live microphones on Tuesday, causing quite a stir in the process. While head coach Will Muschamp was in Jacksonville, Fla. calling out the Georgia Bulldogs, offensive line coach Tim Davis was about 175 miles south in Melbourne taking aim at the SEC's most successful active coach—Alabama's Nick Saban. Show More Summary
Which teams will make it to the BCS title game this January? Please, people. One of them will be Alabama. Picking a Nick Saban team to contend for a BCS championship is like testing pasta to see if it's done. Throw a noodle at a wall—if it is ready, it sticks. Show More Summary
The Alabama Crimson Tide are the best there is in college football. Don't argue, any argument presented can be shot so full of holes it's not even funny. The program has won three of the last four BCS titles and looks primed to make a run at another on in 2013. Show More Summary
Alabama has produced the best linebacker talent in the country since Nick Saban arrived, and C.J. Mosley is the next in line to exit for the NFL after this season. He could have left this past April, but Mosley wanted to stick around for one more year to finish his degree and work on his skills. Show More Summary