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Nick Saban Biography

Nick Saban is an American college football analyst and retired coach. Across 28 seasons as a college head coach, he compiled a 297–71–1 record and won seven national championships, including six at Alabama and one at LSU. After retiring from Alabama in January 2024, he joined ESPN as a College GameDay analyst and was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2025.

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About Nick Saban

Full name: Nicholas Lou Saban Jr.

Updated Sep 25, 2026
Born31 October 1951Fairmont, West Virginia, United States
Life statusLiving profileNo death date applies
Age—Calculated from birth date
FromFairmontWest Virginia, United States
Known forCollege GameDay, Alabama Crimson Tide football, Miami Dolphins, LSU Tigers football

Nick Saban is an American college football analyst and retired coach. Across 28 seasons as a college head coach, he compiled a 297–71–1 record and won seven national championships, including six at Alabama and one at LSU. After retiring from Alabama in January 2024, he joined ESPN as a College GameDay analyst and was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2025.

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When is Nick Saban's birthday?

Nick Saban was born on October 31, 1951.

Sources: Wikidata

How old is Nick Saban?

Calculated dynamically from his verified birth date of October 31, 1951.

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Where was Nick Saban born?

He was born in Fairmont, West Virginia, in the United States and grew up in nearby Monongah.

Sources: Wikidata · National Football Foundation

How many national championships did Nick Saban win?

He won seven national championships as a college head coach: six at Alabama and one at LSU.

Sources: National Football Foundation

When did Nick Saban retire from coaching?

He announced his retirement as Alabama's head coach on January 10, 2024, after 17 seasons in Tuscaloosa.

Sources: University of Alabama Athletics

What does Nick Saban do now?

He is a college football analyst for ESPN, working primarily on College GameDay and contributing to NFL Draft and SEC coverage.

Sources: ESPN Press Room