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Alabama’s Nick Saban announces retirement

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Legendary Alabama football coach Nick Saban is retiring, he announced on Wednesday night. Saban, arguably the best college football head coach off all-time, won seven national championships during his time on the gridiron, six with Alabama (2009, 2011, 2012, 2015, 2017, and 2020) and one with LSU (2003) earlier in his career. He won 201 conference games during his career, tied with Georgia’s Vince Dooley for second all-time in wins in the SEC all-time. Saban is behind only Bear Bryant, who won 232 games during his time at Kentucky and Alabama. The seventeen year tenure is over for Nick Saban in Tuscaloosa. Who do you think the Crimson Tide will hire next?

By Carter Huff

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