The field goal kicking contest put on by Pat McAfee during ESPN College GameDay every Saturday wasn’t just entertaining, it was also beneficial. Phil Mains, who is the CFO of The Pat McAfee Show, revealed on Twitter Friday morning that $1,

The term "living legend" gets thrown around a lot, but when it comes to Nick Saban, it fits like a glove. The post Pat McAfee Honors Nick Saban With Perfect Surprise After College Football Hall of Fame Announcement on GameDay appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Shane Gillis is arguably the top stand-up comedian in the industry at the moment and Nick Saban has no detectable sense of humor. Putting them together on

Ohio State's 28-14 win over Texas earned them a spot in the national championship game, where they will face Notre Dame. The Buckeyes are favored to win the title, something they h

During the broadcast, Rece Davis, Desmond Howard, Pat McAfee, and Kirk Herbstreit paused to reveal that Nick Saban has been elected to join the College Football Hall of Fame—a well-deserved ...

Shane Gillis said he had a fiery off-camera interaction with Nick Saban after the comedian called the legendary Alabama coach a cheater on ESPN’s “College Gameday” last month.

Football fans across the country already recognize West Virginia native Nick Saban as one of the greatest coaches to ever do it. On Wednesday, the College Football Hall of Fame put his legendary

And despite Kirk Herbstreit and McAfee insisting that Saban loves the banter and was just joking, Gillis felt that Saban grew legitimately angry once he repeated the SEC joke and called the legendary head coach “Alabama Jones.” (Warning: The video contains strong language).

Comedian Shane Gillis said Nick Saban was angered by the comedian's joke on 'College GameDay' about the legendary Alabama coach paying players

While the spotlight Friday night was mostly on the highly anticipated Cotton Bowl matchup between the No. 8 seed Ohio State Buckeyes and the No. 5 seed Texas

Nick Saban spent his first year of retirement plenty busy. The former Alabama football coach spent his Saturdays in cities from Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and Baton Rouge, Louisiana, to Columbus, Ohio and Dublin, Ireland, working as a analyst for ESPN's College GameDay.

Pat McAfee certainly didn’t pick the Texas Longhorns to win the Cotton Bowl vs. the Ohio State Buckeyes, trolling Texas fans with his Horns down Buckeyes selection. He felt the rath of their fans after that with middle fingers pointed his way.