No, the rumors are not true - Nick Saban is not returning to coaching. His daughter, Kristen, confirmed it as SEC Media Days wrapped up ahead of the 2025

DB Jalen Catalon is back in the SEC with his transfer this offseason to Missouri. He’s now gotten the attention not only of his new team in Columbia, but even that of the GOAT. Eli Drinkwitz spoke about the Tigers’ addition of Catalon in the portal while at the podium at SEC Media Days on Thursday morning.

While Saban appears to be content with his new life, his former quarterback, Greg McElroy, stirred the pot recently, sharing that he had been told Saban could return to coaching. This, of course, shook the college football world, with many debating what job he’d return for.

Greg McElroy Names College Football Team That Has 'Too Many Unknowns' originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The 2024 college football season was a disaster for several programs hoping to take advantage of the opportunity to make the College Football Playoff in the inaugural year of the 12-team format.

In an exclusive interview with CNN, Washington Cardinal Robert W. McElroy again strongly criticized the Trump administration’s policy of the mass deportation of undocumented immigrants.

Before the SEC preseason media poll is released, perceived favorites have emerged at the top. Alabama, Georgia, LSU, and Texas will likely get a ton of votes to emerge as SEC Champions in December. ESPN’s Greg McElroy certainly believes so,

Will Nick Saban return to coaching? That seems to be the No. 1 topic in the college football world this week. While at SEC Media Days this past Monday, former Alabama quarterback Greg McElroy said he heard from a "notable source" that Saban could return to the sideline.

Former Alabama Crimson Tide quarterback and current college football analyst Greg McElroy generated headlines when he recently revealed that a person "in the know" believes there's a chance that legendary college head coach Nick Saban could return to the sidelines as soon as next year.