Saban's viewpoints on NIL from years ago are not necessarily the ... it is almost certain to face legal challenges. But don't blame Nick Saban.

Many people in the college football landscape see Nick Saban as the right person to transform the sport's issues with NIL and ...

While speaking at his Nick’s Kids golf ... the 73-year-old Saban would undoubtedly have a role if the federal government stepped in to address NIL issues.

Since retiring, Saban has been vocal about improvements and changes he believes should be made to college sports.

Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville and former Alabama coach Nick Saban meets with President Donald Trump to discuss possible NIL reform measures.

Mandatory Credit: Gary Cosby Jr.-USA TODAY Sports Former Alabama coach Nick Saban addressed his recent meeting with President Donald Trump about fixing NIL issues in college sports, as well as ...

A law firm involved in the historic $2.8 billion antitrust lawsuit settlement involving the NCAA and the nation’s five largest conferences ripped former college football coach Nick Saban and the ...

Former college football coach Nick Saban’s reported attempt ... Per AL.com: “While he was a coach, Saban initially opposed NIL payments to athletes, pushing to add restrictions and red tape ...

In the eyes of some folks, these NIL deals are being exploited, simply because there is no true structure in place when it comes to regulating them. After meeting with Nick Saban, the President of ...

The president is considering an executive order regarding NIL payments after a meeting with former Alabama head football coach Nick Saban on Thursday night, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Saban, the legendary Alabama Crimson Tide coach who retired after the 2023 season, is expected to co-chair a potential commission launched by President Donald Trump on a slate of issues facing ...

Do I favor the idea of President Trump issuing an executive order to fix NIL? After seemingly one conversation with Nick Saban, who is all-time great coach but no friend of NIL? No. And this isn't ...