Nick Saban is one of the greatest coaches of all time. He’s been a remarkably dominant force with every team he led.
During his time with the Alabama Crimson Tide, Saban rehabilitated a once dormant program that was longing to return back to national prominence.
Well, Saban has done that and quite a bit more.
Alabama has a long, proud history of success, but the Crimson Tide has become an absolute powerhouse with a level of success that is essentially unparalleled and unprecedented.
The number of championships that Saban has been able to win throughout his career is truly astonishing.
Before coaching at Alabama and his messy stint in the NFL, Saban was leading the LSU Tigers. From 2000 to 2004,
Saban coached in Baton Rouge. While with LSU, Saban ended up winning a national title in 2003
(his only championship with LSU) as the Tigers took down,
the Oklahoma Sooners in the BCS Championship Game.