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Former Alabama football head coach announced his retirement just under a month ago. Now, it has been revealed that he will stay busy by joining ESPN as an analyst for College GameDay, and will appear at SEC Media Days and at the NFL draft.
The news doesn’t come as much of a surprise, considering Saba had dabbled in broadcasting and had reportedly been considering it some time ago.
Fans were quick to react to this news, with many sharing their excitement, while others are a bit frustrated because they thought seeing Saban on Saturdays had come to an end.
Here are some of the best posts to social media about Saban joining ESPN.
conspiracy runs deep
Reunited
2014: Nick Saban vs. Urban Meyer in a CFP semifinal.
2024: Nick Saban vs. Urban Meyer on the Saturday pregame shows.
— Stewart Mandel (@slmandel) February 7, 2024
This will be good
Ready for this
Yellowhammers and Saban talking ball on TV is the Saturday of dreams
— Barstool Bama (@BarstoolAlabama) February 7, 2024
Can’t imagine that he would
Who didn’t see this coming?
“I thought you were going to enjoy retirement and leave college football alone so we wouldn’t have to see you every Saturday!”
Nick Saban on College Gameday:pic.twitter.com/phXH0Btm0E
— Riley (@Ri_S_OB) February 7, 2024
No shot!
Yikes
Saban, Herbstreit now on Gameday together. Now, if they can just go get the Auburn DB that gave up the 4th and 31 — they’ll have the full triumvirate that screwed FSU out of the playoff.
— Corey Clark (@Corey_Clark) February 7, 2024
Wait a minute…
oh… okay?
Saban to ESPN confirmed.
They 100% knew he was retiring and put Alabama in the Playoff over FSU because it was his final season. Wild times.
— TJ Pittinger (@TJ_Pittinger) February 7, 2024
Interesting opinion
Since David Pollack called Saban out to his face…
Pollack fired from College Gameday.
Alabama beats Georgia in the…
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Publish date : 2024-02-07 23:30:04
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