Nick Saban

Jerome Bettis Jr. announced on Twitter that he would be coming to Tuscaloosa over the weekend for the program's Junior Day celebrations. Bettis Jr. is a sophomore wide receiver out of Atlanta and is the son of NFL Hall of Famer Jerome Bettis.

One thing is safe to say, this coaching search has already been eventful, but when the dust settles and Saban makes his choice, rest assured ESPN's Chris Low will be breaking the news.

O'Brien has extensive experience working with Belichick as the pair worked together from 2007-11. He's worked with receivers and quarterbacks in the pros and spent time as offensive coordinator under Belichick, while together the pair won four division championships and two AFC Championships.

The Alabama fan base waits with bated breath wondering what college football's most accomplished coach will do to revamp the Crimson Tide coaching staff, but lately the news has been slow. What's really going on behind the scenes?

Armstrong became the youngest defensive coordinator in the nation two years. He orchestrated a defense that finished in the Top 10 in first downs allowed, fumbles recovered, red zone defense and defensive touchdowns in 2021.

As a head coach, Nick Saban has won almost 300 football games, 7 national Championships, 10 SEC Titles, and countless awards.

Get the 2023 season started on the right foot by coming to Bryant-Denny Stadium and celebrating the start of Saban's 17th season with the Alabama faithful.

The Offensive Coordinator and the Defensive Coordinator are to blame for every single bad thing in 2022. At least when you are talking about the Alabama Crimson Tide. That seems to be the working theory on these two coaches.

Nick Saban is now 11-5 all time against the Auburn Tigers while leading Alabama. He undoubtedly will enjoy Saturday night's victory, however when this performance gets placed under a microscope will he be left wondering why his team didn't perform throughout the year as well as it did in the 87th Iron Bowl.

The Alabama Crimson Tide won the second to last home game of Bryce Young's career by a score of 34-0 over the Austin Peay Governors.