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Greg McElroy Gives Update on Nick Saban Coaching Return Rumor

The college football world was abuzz Monday with news that Nick Saban might be interested in pulling on a headset again.

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Could Nick Saban return to coaching after Alabama retirement? What Greg McElroy said

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Former Alabama quarterback Greg McElroy adds fuel to a fire regarding a Nick Saban rumor everyone saw coming

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

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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David Pollack Weighs in on Nick Saban Coaching Rumors

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Paul Finebaum Has 1 Coaching Job In Mind For Nick Saban

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Mandel’s Mailbag: Nick Saban’s future, Penn State pressure, top non-SEC/Big Ten games

If he does return to coaching, could you see Nick Saban going to USC if the Trojans underwhelm again under Lincoln Riley? — Don D.

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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 Says There's 1 Kind Of Job Nick Saban Might Take

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Casagrande: Greg McElroy drops Nick Saban bomb, surprised it blew up

Former Alabama QB Greg McElroy made news at SEC Media Days on his radio show stating people in the know think Nick Saban might coach again. Then he was surprised that comment went viral?

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Greg McElroy, citing a person 'in the know,' says he's hearing Nick Saban will coach again

Here's why the former Alabama quarterback believes the 73-year-old, seven-time national champion will return to the sidelines.

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Greg McElroy cites 'notable' source is adamant that Nick Saban will coach college football again

It has been 18 months since Nick Saban announced his retirement from coaching. In that time, he joined ESPN to serve as a TV analyst, was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame and even had Alabama's field renamed after him.