Welcome back to the latest edition of the Audible presented by Trader Joe's.

I'm Bruce Feldman, joined as always by my colleague from the Athletic Stuart Mandel.

We are in the middle of SEC

media days as we are taping. We will get into a fun game, we think, of buy, sell, and hold,

where we will kind of break down our expectations of the SEC. But, Stu, before we go there,

I do want to,

there was an interesting little story,

little in quotes,

that popped up Monday.

It involved Nick Saban had the potential

to be a huge story,

but it was weird in how it kind of came about.

Greg McElroy from ESPN, who was on site in Atlanta for SEC Media Days.

He was on a radio show with his colleague of their radio show, Cole Kubelik,

and he had said this, and I want to make sure the quote is accurate,

very much in the no person that I have a lot

of respect for and has spent a lot of time around and just really admire, they seem to think

Nick Saban is not done coaching. He's pretty adamant that he thinks Nick Saban will be coaching

again, end quote. Obviously, that is a significant thing to drop out there.

And what was interesting on top of it was, again, McElroy, as our listeners know, is a

former Nick Saban quarterback who played at Alabama and is now in the media and technically

works with him at ESPN.

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