ESPN's College GameDay was in Athens, Georgia for the No. 9 Bulldogs' top-10 clash with the No. 4 Ole Miss Rebels. Some were surprised that the popular show was

Penn State's firing of coach James Franklin was a move that reverberated throughout college football, and championship coaches Nick Saban and Ryan Day are the latest to react. The Nittany Lions, who owe Franklin a hefty buyout,

Nick Saban, who coached Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa at Alabama, didn't like the way Tagovailoa handled his frustration with the way teammates are missing team meetings.

Nick Saban offered praise for his successor — and gave a warning. On ESPN's College GameDay hours before No. 6 Alabama hosts No. 11 Tennessee, Saban said Kalen

Nick Saban drops bold Alabama-Tennessee rivalry claim, his surprising take comes ahead of tonight's big showdown.

College football coaching legend Nick Saban is many things. Saban is an 11-time national champion, a member of the College Football Hall of Fame, and a perennial Coach of the Year winner. But did you know that he was once an amateur chef?

The James Franklin era at Penn State came to an end last weekend when the Nittany Lions fired their coach of 12 years. Franklin left an indelible mark on the program in nearly all the right ways, rebuilding it into a perennial Big Ten and national championship contender after a period of turmoil.