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The greatest college football coach of all time, Nick Sabin, announced

yesterday that he will be joining E.S.B.N. to be a co-host on College

Game Day, the Saturday tradition. He's also going to help out with SEC media days, draft coverage

and things like that, probably while he's flying back and forth on his island with Professor

X and Nick Fury. So what does that mean going forward? Well the answer is obvious.

Nick Savant is already the best college football analyst quote-unquote that

E. S. B. N. has or has ever had. The biggest question and Charles Berkeley talked about this last

night is what happens the first time he has to criticize a coach? What happens

the first time he has to criticize Alabama or maybe another school like LSU that he's been at in the past.

That's probably the biggest hump to get over. But knowing Nick Sabin, he's just going to tell you straight up.

The coolest part about this, and we were the first ones to be upset about

David Pollack leaving ESPN and we still are. But Nick Savant can give you an

insight and a perspective that while there have been other coaches that have gone on and done a really good job as analysts on ESPN,

nobody's the goat and the thing about it is Nick Saban will just tell you.

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