The defensive coordinators involved in Saturday's game could be leading college football programs of their own very soon

Sherrone Moore won’t be on the sidelines for Michigan in Week 3. He’s beginning the first of a two-game suspension stemming from the Wolverines’ sign-stealing scandal. Interim coach Biff Poggi will take over in his place against Central Michigan on Saturday.

In case you’re wondering, ESPN’s College GameDay will not be camped out in front of Merchants Bank Field at Memorial Stadium on Saturday.

Between Saban’s warning and the hostility between these two programs, it could shape up to be one of the week’s best matchups. As of now, ESPN Bet lists host Iowa State as 3.5-point favorites, with the chance to put an early sting into Iowa’s season.

Nick Saban is preparing to share the desk with Lee Corso one final time on ESPN’s College GameDay this Saturday. The show will be live from Columbus ahead of the Texas–Ohio State matchup. Before all the pomp and circumstance,

Mike Greenberg: "If someone calls up your show today and says Nick Saban needs to un-retire and return to Alabama and coach this team, would that be fact or fiction?" Paul Finbebaum: "That would be fact. Bring him back. Get him off the GameDay set, bring him back today. Don't… pic.twitter.com/Y16Qgt68D2

Alabama hasn’t lost a season opener in over two decades, and the defeat has sparked new concerns about whether the Crimson Tide can return to national contention under DeBoer. As Saban noted, Week 2 often reveals the biggest leap in progress, but Alabama doesn’t have much time to figure things out.

It seems that legendary head coach Nick Saban will be enjoying the benefits of retirement for the time being. The seven-time national champion head coach was the subject of headlines last month when former Alabama quarterback Greg McElroy, who won two ...

This week's media notes column features Tom Osborne's view of a long-ago meeting with Nick Saban, an ESPN reporter's take on the Huskers and the college football media stat of