This speech from Nick Saban fires me up 😤 Saban finished his 28-season college head-coaching career with an official record of 292-71-1 (.804 winning percentage), including 297 victories on the field before five Alabama wins were vacated. He won an FBS-record 7 national championships, including one at LSU (2003) and six at Alabama (2009, 2011, 2012, 2015, 2017, 2020). He also won 11 SEC championships, one MAC co-championship, and finished with a 19-12 bowl record. He never recorded a losing season as a college head coach.  During his 17 seasons at Alabama (2007–2023), Saban compiled a 206-29 on-field record (.877), including 201 official wins, won nine SEC championships, made eight College Football Playoff appearances, and led Alabama to at least 10 wins in 16 consecutive seasons. He coached four Heisman Trophy winners: Mark Ingram (2009), Derrick Henry (2015), DeVonta Smith (2020), and Bryce Young (2021). Alabama also held the No. 1 AP ranking for at least one week in 15 consecuti...