College football has two major issues today, the same ones that led Saban, the Greatest Of All Time, to retire. The solutions lie with Congress. Support journalism that digs deeper into topics that ...

Nick Saban has not gone into coaching retirement ... Outside the classroom, he advises companies, schools, and collectives on Name, Image, and Likeness best practices. His academic research ...

Nick Saban has heard a lot about Ohio State's roster and how its players have received around $20 million in name, image and likeness ... Expectations are sky high for Ohio State football in ...

Alabama transfer Isaiah Bond helped lead the way with a team-high five catches for 103 ... Statesman / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images "Nick Saban, my head coach in my last school year retired.

former Alabama head coach Nick Saban is making his full-fledged debut on ESPN's College GameDay. The crew began discussing Ohio State's roster, which reportedly cost $20 million in Name, Image ...

While Nick Saban has expressed criticism ... Discussing the growing influence of NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) deals in college football, Saban criticized the trend that sees players more ...

image and likeness freedoms, unlimited transfers and, soon, revenue sharing. Adding to the turnover that defines this new era: Nick Saban, arguably the greatest coach in the sport’s history ...

Former Alabama football head coach Nick Saban may have walked away from college ... Since lawyers are already suing the NCAA over name, image and likeness; transfers; and seemingly everything ...