ESPN’s Greg McElroy reported that a “very much in the know person” told him they believe Nick Saban will return to coaching. Although Saban wasn’t at the 2025 SEC Kickoff this week, his name ran rampant at the event,

College football legend Nick Saban called it a day on his head coaching career in January 2024 after 17 seasons at Alabama but is now being urged to return to one of his former stomping grounds

The rumors and reports swirling around Nick Saban's potential coaching return can be put to rest... for now, at least. Saban's own daughter, Kristen, took to social media Thursday to confirm that her father will not be patrolling the sidelines at any level, be it college or the NFL, any time soon.

Despite rumors flying in recent days, former Alabama football coach Nick Saban will not be returning to coaching, his daughter, Kristen, said on Instagram.

Will Nick Saban return to coach college football or stay retired? His daughter, Kristen Saban, shut down the rumor.

Nick Saban is set for his second season as an ESPN analyst, but a return to coaching has been bandied about at SEC Media Days. Kirby Smart weighs in.

During a Monday morning interview on the "Mac and Cube" show in Birmingham, former Alabama quarterback and current Saban coworker Greg McElroy said he spoke to someone who is adamant Saban will return to the college football ranks.

Greg McElroy, who played for Nick Saban, was told the coach was strongly consideration a return to the sidelines. Paul Finebaum doesn't think so.