Even a legendary head coach knows who the head decider is and Nick Saban is clear. If anyone doubted that, a brief segment on College GameDay set the record str

Penn State, meanwhile, moves forward under interim coach Terry Smith while conducting a national search for Franklin’s successor. Fans and analysts will be watching Saturday’s “College GameDay” interview closely — eager for Franklin’s own reflections and to see how the narrative around his career evolves.

Nick Saban picked No. 10 LSU to beat No. 18 Vanderbilt on Oct. 18. However, it's the reason why he did so that is interesting.

ESPN's College GameDay was in Athens, Georgia for the No. 9 Bulldogs' top-10 clash with the No. 4 Ole Miss Rebels. Some were surprised that the popular show was

Penn State's firing of coach James Franklin was a move that reverberated throughout college football, and championship coaches Nick Saban and Ryan Day are the latest to react. The Nittany Lions, who owe Franklin a hefty buyout,

Interim coach Terry Smith, who played for Joe Paterno from 1987-1991 and was hired by Franklin when he became Penn State’s head coach in 2014, is the man tabbed with pulling the Nittany Lions out of their funk. The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Nick Saban didn't mince words while criticizing Penn State in James Franklin's appearance on 'College GameDay' Saturday.

Former Penn State coach James Franklin discussed a number of topics during his ESPN Game Day appearance on Sunday. ESPN's Nick Saban made it clear he did not like the way PSU treated Franklin at the end.

This is DeBoer's second season with Alabama, taking over for the legendary Nick Saban. During Saban's 17 years with the Crimson Tide, he faced Tennessee 17 times and was dominant, going 16-1. He has plenty of experience going up against the Volunteers and during ESPN's "College GameDay" on Saturday, he sent a warning to DeBoer.