There have been a few occasions this season where it really seems like Nick Saban would love nothing more than to walk into Alabama’s locker room and scream some sense into the Crimson Tide.

Nick Saban feels Alabama football coach Kalen DeBoer has a tall task ahead of him Saturday in the Iron Bowl against Auburn.

When it came time for Saban to share his prediction for this year's Iron Bowl, he answered with a perfect question of his own. "Do you need to ask?" he said. The GameDay crew laughed in response before Pat McAfee asked Saban if he was going to make his official pick or not. "I mean, I've got no choice but Alabama," Saban said.

Nick Saban was quick to throw Lee Corso’s famous phrase right back at him Saturday morning. Corso and the College GameDay crew discussed some of the more important matchups on the schedule Saturday, and inevitably the crew came around to the Iron Bowl between Auburn and Alabama.

If there is someone who knows the importance of winning the Iron Bowl, it's former Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban. During his time in Tuscaloosa from 2007-23, Saban played numerous games in both Auburn and Tuscaloosa,

Former Alabama coach Nick Saban disagreed with Corso's prediction Saturday morning. Saban thinks the Crimson Tide have an opportunity to strive for greatness a week after being embarrassed on national television. The 73-year-old legendary coach issued his response to Corso as a challenge for Alabama.

It is no secret that Week 14 is one of the most anticipated week's on the college football calendar. Commonly known as "rivalry week," Week 14 provides some of college football's greatest matchups of the season,

Former Alabama Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban disagreed with College GameDay co-analyst Lee Corso, who sided with the Auburn Tigers ahead of the Week 14 "Iron Bowl" on Saturday evening at Bryant Denny

Former Alabama football head coach Nick Saban believes the Crimson Tide are a long shot to make the playoff this year.

The Crimson Tide used the “LANK” rallying cry in 2023, rebounding from an early-season slump to win the SEC title and reach the College Football Playoff. Quarterback Jalen Milroe and cornerback Terrion Arnold were among those who helped popularize the slogan, which (allegedly) stands for “Let All Naysayers Know.”