As Rich Rodriguez prepares to return to West Virginia, it's worth wondering where he'd be if he, not Nick Saban, became the Alabama head coach in 2007

Former Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban surprisingly retired from coaching following the 2023 college football season, but his impact is still very palpable in Tuscaloosa. Most of the players who played for Alabama in 2024 were recruited by Saban,

Alabama did not have the season their fans are used to this past year in college football. Crimson Tide head coach Kalen DeBoer believes the issue can be fixed.

Nick Saban was a college football coach who wore his emotions on his sleeve, especially when he didn't believe his players were performing like they were capable of.

The Alabama Crimson Tide's recruiting didn't lose a step during the transition from Nick Saban to Kalen DeBoer. According to 247Sports, the Tide's 2025 recruiting class finished No. 4 in the country. DeBoer is attempting to continue that momentum into the 2026 class, and defensive lineman Elijah Golden is a major prospect in the Tide's sights.

Although Isaiah Bond is representing the Texas Longhorns at the NFL Scouting Combine, he still expressed his deep appreciation for Alabama and former coach Nick Saban during Friday's media session.

Jihaad Campbell was one of the most successful players on Alabama football’s roster through the transition from Nick Saban to Kalen DeBoer as head coach last offseason. He finished the year with 117 tackles, first-team All-SEC honors and is now a potential first-round pick in the NFL Draft.

Despite leaving for Texas ahead of the 2024 season, Iron Bowl hero Isaiah Bond had nothing but positive things to say about Alabama football.

A new era of college football is taking shape in Tuscaloosa under the leadership of Kalen DeBoer in 2025. The former Washington Huskies head coach took over the program in 2024 after Nick Saban stepped down,

Jihaad Campbell is in Indianapolis to take part in the NFL Combine and was asked about his time under Nick Saban as a player.

In other words, the Alabama head coach would really like it if the system would passively benefit Alabama again.