A Louisiana courtroom decision over two former NFL players pushed a stalled Senate bill back into the spotlight this weekend.

ESPN may have cleared the air between two hard-headed football coaching stars in Nick Saban and Lane Kiffin.

Nick Saban is among the many concerned onlookers who feel the current state of college football has gone out of control.

Nick Saban has named the two college football quarterbacks he loves ahead of the 2027 NFL Draft, with Arch Manning Heisman 2027 favorite absent from his list

Eight months of waiting finally gave way to Week 1, and with it came the familiar chaos of ESPN’s College GameDay. Baton Rouge became the stage as Kirk Herbstreit, Nick Saban, and Pat McAfee returned for the show’s milestone 40th season.

The Protect College Sports Act, written after months of negotiations between Sen. Ted Cruz and Sen. Maria Cantwell, remains at the center of the college sports debate. While Cruz argues the bill is needed to address the NCAA’s legal chaos, Sen. Chris Murphy has pushed back against the idea that college athletics is in crisis.

Nick Saban issued a warning Thursday to LSU and coach Lane Kiffin. The ESPN analyst and former Alabama coach said the Tigers should “be careful” about adding former NFL players to the roster.

The legendary former head coach of the Alabama Crimson Tide is appearing in a new commercial supporting the Protect College Sports Act.

One former Alabama assistant coach revealed that Nick Saban warned him to keep Lane Kiffin “away from the sorority girls.” The revelation is revealed in “Lane Being Lane,” a John Talty book about the former Alabama offensive coordinator and newest LSU coach.

The Tigers coach has a wild backstory on his rise to the top.

Alabama football does not look the same since Nick Saban left Tuscaloosa. The first season without him ended a 16-year streak of at least 10 wins.