Nick Saban will be returning for his 17th season as Alabama's football head coach in 2023. Last week, he joined The 33rd Team's Vic Carucci and former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Bill Cowherd to discuss what continues to drive him at age 71...

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FLTech

He gone

Reply•1 month

TouchdownTony

Saban found his home in Ttown after wandering for years. Over the years he literally could have had any pro or college job he wanted..literally ANY

Reply•2 months

cajunmud

I don't count 2020 as a real season. Somebody had to win it tho.

Reply•2 months

TouchdownTony

It's in the books. Bama won it playing by the same rules as everybody else. Bama wasn't playing with sick players. Hell, Saban missed the biggest regular season game of the year. If teams couldn't manage Covid protocols thats on them, not Alabama and besides, that Bama team wasn't losing no matter what.

2 months

roll to victory

Most have learned that his ego has tried to eclipse the program. All you have to do is look at the statue HE and the wife designed years ago. Most programs add a statue after the coach has either retired or passed on. The head to foot ratio of the thing is disproportionate to say the least.

Reply•2 months

roll to victory

Reply•2 months

BamaRidger

Saban was named Bama's coach the year I retired. His teams have brought a lot of enjoyment to the fans of Alabama football.

Reply•2 months

Akit1

I’m sure the money helps

Reply•2 months

skidry

I thought this was going to be about how much money his wife and kids spend.

Reply•2 months