Nick Saban sent shock waves through the college football landscape when he announced he would step away from the sidelines. Shortly after the legendary coach retired, Saban officially joined ESPN. While Saban works primarily as an analyst for the network's long-running and popular pregame program,

Thanks to the advent of name, image, and likeness, college athletes are now permitted to make money under NCAA rules. But even when that wasn't the case, players getting paid was a fact of life. While quite a few programs were caught doing exactly that,

In a dramatic turn of events on ESPN’s “College GameDay,” legendary college football coach Nick Saban found himself at the center of a heated exchange with comedian Shane Gillis. The incident unfolded during Gillis’ guest appearance on the popular pregame show, where he made a controversial joke about the Alabama football program.