Former Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban lambasted the notion of players flopping on the ground pretending to be injured to slow opponents' momentum during games.

Former Alabama coach Nick Saban let his old team have it during Saturday’s latest edition of College GameDay. While discussing the Crimson Tide’s shocking loss to Vanderbilt last week, Saban tried to pinpoint what he felt went wrong for Alabama during the game.

Nick Saban didn’t have a chance to watch the Alabama football vs. Vanderbilt game live. It ended about the time he got home. “I watched it on tape,” Saban said Friday. “That was really hard.” Saban joined “The Pat McAfee Show” on Friday for an appearance from Eugene,

Former Alabama head coach Nick Saban lobbied for a "flop rule" in college football for when players are feigning in an injury in order to slow down

Nick Saban thinks college football needs to do something to eliminate fake injuries, even if that means a new rule against it. Saban on Saturday addressed

When former Alabama head coach Nick Saban is fired up about something, people listen. On ESPN's "College Gameday" Saturday, Saban made a passionate plea for college football coaches to stop "taking advantage" of the injury timeout rule by having players "flop.

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Nick Saban is calling for a massive rule change in college football. Ole Miss has been at the center of the controversy over fake injuries after their 27-3 win over South Carolina on Oct. 5 involved several players appearing to feign being hurt,