Nick Saban spoke to James Franklin about the Penn State head coach's recent job recommendation. On Sunday, Franklin joined a growing crowd by endorsing Saban as the "obvious choice" to oversee college football as a commissioner.

During College GameDay ahead of the first-round College Football Playoff matchup between Indiana and Notre Dame in South Bend, Saban did not seem to appreciate comedian and guest picker Shane Gillis jokingly accusing him of “cheating.”

Shane Gillis had some fun at Nick Saban's expense during his recent appearance on College GameDay, and the legendary coach wasted no time defending his

Former Alabama football coach Nick Saban got to experience the Rose Bowl in Pasadena twice in his 17 seasons in Tuscaloosa. The first time came at the beginning of the Saban dynasty at Alabama when the Crimson Tide defeated Texas,

Nick Saban had a funny response to James Franklin's recent comments on the former Alabama coach overseeing college football.

In the defense of those on the internet, Nick Saban did choose quite the interesting hat to wear while fulfilling his duties on College GameDay. The ESPN program aired a special Friday edition of the show ahead of the first 12-team College Football Playoff game between Notre Dame and Indiana, and the elements called for the show hosts to bundle up.

Penn State football coach James Franklin nominated Nick Saban as the commissioner of college football last week. Saban joked about it on 'GameDay':

Today is one of the biggest days of the year in college football as Penn State and Boise State meet in the first-ever CFP Quarterfinal game at 6:30 p.m. The popularity of college football has never been higher,

Penn State football picked up a 31-14 win over Boise State in the Vrbo Fiesta Bowl to advance to the Semifinals of the College Football Playoff, and James Franklin made an appearance on College Gameday to discuss the game.