Vanderbilt football is hosting ESPN's "College GameDay" on campus on Oct. 25 ahead of the Commodores' game against Missouri.

Nick Saban's wife poured cold water on any possibility that her husband would be returning to the college football sidelines any time soon.

Former Penn State coach James Franklin joined ESPN's 'College GameDay' on Saturday to speak publicly for first time since being fired.

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.

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

Nick Saban’s daughter, Kristen, was in attendance at ESPN’s College GameDay set on Saturday as she captured a moment between him and his wife, Terry.

ESPN's College GameDay was in Athens, Georgia for the No. 9 Bulldogs' top-10 clash with the No. 4 Ole Miss Rebels. Some were surprised that the popular show was

Missouri football and Vanderbilt will play a top-15 matchup — and College GameDay will be in Nashville for the game.

College football coaching legend Nick Saban is many things. Saban is an 11-time national champion, a member of the College Football Hall of Fame, and a perennial Coach of the Year winner. But did you know that he was once an amateur chef?

James Franklin wouldn’t say it, so Nick Saban did. Franklin’s firing from Penn State earlier this week was “unfair as hell,” Saban said during Franklin’s appearance on ESPN’s College GameDay on Saturday. “That was it. It was that quick.” James Franklin opens up about the moment he learned he was being fired by Penn State. pic.twitter.com/fehnzSo25N