Alabama football coach Nick Saban has officially declared his retirement after 17 seasons in Tuscaloosa, marking the end of an illustrious coaching career.
Saban, a coaching great in college football, led the Crimson Tide to seven national championships and revitalized the program into a national powerhouse.
His retirement announcement came after the completion of his 17th season, which concluded with a loss to eventual national champion Michigan in the Rose Bowl. Saban expressed gratitude for his time at the University of Alabama, highlighting the importance of the legacy and values instilled in the program. The 72-year-old coach, known for his exceptional coaching record and impact on the sport, leaves behind a lasting legacy in college football.
