Former Alabama coach Nick Saban voiced support for Trump’s new order, saying it helps protect student-athlete opportunities and competitive balance.

Two of football's most legendary minds, Nick Saban and Bill Belichick, are set to share the spotlight once again. This time, however, it won't be in the NFL or on the sidelines o

Former Alabama football coach Nick Saban joins 'Fox & Friends' to discuss the impact of President Donald Trump's executive order on college sports.

Trump released the executive order amid a turbulent time in college athletics. The House settlement went into effect July 1 to attempt to provide a path forward with revenue sharing, but plenty remains unanswered to where many in the sport have argued the importance of congressional action and help from Washington.

Denver Broncos cornerback and reigning Defensive Player of the Year Pat Surtain is a product of Nick Saban's legendary reign at Alabama, and while sitting down with college football legend Johnny Manziel, PS2 spoke on what it was like for Saban to spend time coaching defensive backs at the college level.

Nick Saban and Urban Meyer ruled an era of college football that has sunsetted. Could they thrive in this landscape? Probably.

Nick Saban is supportive of the 'save college sports' executive order signed by President Donald Trump on Thursday.

President Trump signed an executive order aimed at protecting college athletes and athletic scholarships. The order seeks to expand opportunities for women's and non-revenue sports, prohibit third-party pay-for-play, and preserve the educational aspect of college sports.