Nick Saban

Nick Saban is an American football coach who won six national championships at the University of Alabama and one at Louisiana State University.

Bill Belichick: Bill Belichick is an American football coach known for leading the New England Patriots to six Super Bowl victories. Saban worked under Belichick as a defensive assistant with the Cleveland Browns.
Kent State Golden Flashes football: The Kent State Golden Flashes football team represents Kent State University in NCAA competition. Saban played defensive back there and began his coaching career as a graduate assistant.
Alabama Crimson Tide football: The Alabama Crimson Tide football team represents the University of Alabama in NCAA competition. Saban’s six national titles came during his 17 seasons leading this program.
College Football Playoff: The College Football Playoff is the postseason system that selects teams to compete for the NCAA Division I FBS championship. Alabama became a frequent playoff participant under Saban and won multiple titles in the format.
Gene Stallings: Gene Stallings was an American football coach who led Alabama to the 1992 national championship. Saban followed Stallings as Alabama’s coach and continued the program’s championship tradition.
Don James: Don James was an American football coach who led the University of Washington to a national championship. James hired Saban at Kent State and helped establish his early coaching path.
Recruiting (college athletics): Recruiting in college athletics is the process of identifying and enrolling prospective student-athletes. Saban built championship rosters by consistently attracting highly rated prospects.
Bowl Championship Series: The Bowl Championship Series was a system that selected teams for major college football bowls and a national title game. Saban won national titles under both the BCS and its successor, the playoff.
Kirby Smart: Kirby Smart is an American football coach who has led the University of Georgia to national championships. Smart coordinated Alabama’s defense under Saban before becoming Georgia’s head coach.
Toledo Rockets football: The Toledo Rockets football team represents the University of Toledo in NCAA competition. Saban’s first head-coaching job was with Toledo for the 1990 season.

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College footballRelated: His recruiting and championship record exemplify the modern era's competitive scale.