During an appearance Saturday on ESPN’s “College GameDay,” Nick Saban’s wife, Terry, was asked by Pat McAfee if the Alabama coaching legend would come out of retirement to guide the Nittany Lions for $50 million,

On Saturday’s edition of ESPN’s College GameDay, Pat McAfee asked Saban’s wife if she thought her husband might consider coming out of retirement to take on the Penn State head coaching job.

Nick Saban’s wife Terry made it clear how she feels about her husband being linked to the head-coaching vacancy at Penn State.

Nick Saban's wife, Terry Saban, addressed speculation Saturday about her husband possibly taking the vacant head coaching job at Penn State.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/fannation/college/cfb-hq as Nick Saban's wife makes decision on a college football coaching return. US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll said the military procurement process needs an urgent overhaul.

Nick Saban, who coached Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa at Alabama, didn't like the way Tagovailoa handled his frustration with the way teammates are missing team meetings.

Nick Saban picked No. 10 LSU to beat No. 18 Vanderbilt on Oct. 18. However, it's the reason why he did so that is interesting.

Nick Saban offered praise for his successor — and gave a warning. On ESPN's College GameDay hours before No. 6 Alabama hosts No. 11 Tennessee, Saban said Kalen

Saturday while GameDay was at the Georgia-Ole Miss game, Pat McAfee, while standing next to Saban, asked Miss Terry what would happen if Penn State offered her husband $50 million to return to coaching. Here's how she responded with a nod to Saban's coaching tree:

Nick Saban was accused of a biased interview with former Penn State Nittany Lions football coach James Franklin during College GameDay.