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Nick Saban's daughter offers blunt reality check

Nick Saban returning to coaching? Legendary coach's daughter refutes speculation with social media post

"Apparently some of y'all feel trolled by my last story of Nick's walkout... he's not coming back to coaching, hate to break it to you," Kristen wrote.

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Nick Saban's daughter offers blunt reality check after calls for college coaching return

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Here’s what Urban Meyer had to say about Nick Saban’s potential return to coaching

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Kristen Saban breaks social media with Nick Saban news

“He’s not coming back to coaching, hate to break it to you,” she wrote on Instagram.

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Could Nick Saban, Urban Meyer still cut it in today's college football?

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Kalen Deboer Makes Feelings Clear on Nick Saban’s Surprise Visit During Recruiting Weekend

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Nick Saban rumor revives thoughts of Urban Meyer college football comeback

ESPN analyst Greg McElroy uncorked on his Birmingham radio show that he’d heard from someone “in the know” that Nick Saban had interest in returning to coaching.

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Nick Saban’s Daughter Sparked Mass Confusion With Ambiguous Post Amid Coaching Return Rumors

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Nick Saban's daughter chimes in with strong reaction to the rumor about Saban returning to coaching

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Urban Meyer makes bold statement regarding Nick Saban NFL coaching rumors

Former Alabama QB and ESPN commentator Greg McElroy caused quite a stir when he started a rumor earlier in the week that he believes his former head coach, Nick Saban, will get back into coaching.

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ESPN star urges Nick Saban to take 'perfect' coaching job and make immediate ruthless decision

College football legend Nick Saban called it a day on his head coaching career in January 2024 after 17 seasons at Alabama but is now being urged to return to one of his former stomping grounds

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Alabama’s Kalen DeBoer on speculated Nick Saban return: ‘He’s earned the right’

Kalen DeBoer said he thought former Alabama football coach Nick Saban was enjoying his current role with ESPN.