Paul Finebaum, one of the most notable reports in college football, has now weighed in on Saban's future. He doesn't see a return to the college game for Saban.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/jaguars as Urban Meyer Shares Thoughts on Nick Saban’s Next Move. Like a dentist removing a molar without lidocaine, Urban Meyer’s foray into the NFL was short and painful. The former Jaguars head coach had some interesting thoughts on the future of Nick Saban.

Finebaum highlighted that Nick Saban spent over an hour on the phone with each SEC head coach before the season began, demonstrating his dedication to being well-prepared. Finebaum noted that this commitment reflects Saban’s passion for his new role. He also recognized Saban’s talent for being on television.

Will Nick Saban return to coach college football or stay retired? His daughter, Kristen Saban, shut down the rumor.

The rumors and reports swirling around Nick Saban's potential coaching return can be put to rest... for now, at least. Saban's own daughter, Kristen, took to social media Thursday to confirm that her father will not be patrolling the sidelines at any level, be it college or the NFL, any time soon.

Missouri football head coach Eli Drinkwitz is not a Nick Saban disciple, but isn’t afraid to pull from the lexicon of his former SEC foe. During SEC Media Days last week, Drinkwitz quoted Saban’s famous “rat poison” phrase when asked about the Tigers’ recent success.

Nick Saban is, according to a notable anonymous source, returning to coaching eventually. If he does, one college insider believes UNC is a great landing spot. Here's why it isn't.