Nick Saban Drew Multiple FCC Complaints From Fans for Cursing During 'College GameDay'
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Outraged Fans Want Nick Saban Fined for Swearing on 'College GameDay' in FCC Complaints
Nick Saban slid onto the panel of ESPN's College GameDay pretty seamlessly in 2024, but not everyone appreciated the former ...
Read the FCC complaints about Nick Saban swearing on ESPN: ‘Profanity stuffed in my face’
Three concerned viewers lodged official complains with the FCC about the former Alabama football coach cursing on ESPN's ...
From walking with Mike Leach to sitting with Nick Saban, Dennis Dodd reflects on 27 years at CBS Sports
Dodd spent 45 years in sports journalism in a career anything but short yet certainly sweet; he still has a few thoughts on ...
Foul-Mouthed Nick Saban Received Multiple FCC Complaints In First Year On ‘College GameDay’
Nick Saban joined the College GameDay crew after deciding to walk away from coaching football. For years, he angered opposing ...
Tuberville’s possible run changed one Republican’s plans: Only Nick Saban ‘could beat him’
As U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s (R-Ala.) run for governor in 2026 seems more likely, Alabama Commissioner of Agriculture and ...
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Former ESPN Football Analyst David Pollack Shares Glimpse of Morning After Wife’s Brain Surgery
College football analyst David Pollack shared a video of his wife Lindsey moving to music in her hospital bed after ...
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Nick Saban draws multiple FCC complaints for swearing on ESPN’s College GameDay
Nick Saban had a masterful first season on ESPN's College GameDay, but not everyone was a fan of his on-set swearing.
Charles Barkley cites Nick Saban in advice for Auburn’s Chad Baker-Mazara
Charles Barkley cited former Alabama football coach Nick Saban when offering some advice for Auburn’s Chad Baker-Mazara.
When late Washington Post sports writer John Feinstein called this Alabama coach ‘one of the worst people in all of sports’
In a career spanning nearly 50 years, most of them spent on The Washington Post’s sports desk, John Feinstein covered almost ...