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EPISODE · Jan 11, 2024 · 2H 37M

The Sportsocracy: Saban & Belichick Move On, G.O.A.T. Football Coaches DRAFTED

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The King of college football is carrying the crown into the sunset. Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban announces his retirement. The man racked up 7 national titles and won 292 games. How shocked are you that Nick Saban retired? Who should be "the guy who follows the guy?" Where will Alabama turn in it's coaching search? Meanwhile, the greatest NFL coach .. or at least the one with the most rings... is ending his run with the New England Patriots. After 24 years, Bill Belichick and the Patriots are parting ways. What kind of ripple effect does this have on the 2024 NFL Coaching Carousel? Will the Carolina Panthers, Atlanta Falcons, or another franchise offer Bill one more shot? Jones Angell, voice of the UNC Tar Heels, will join Tank Spencer to break down last night's win over the NC State Wolfpack. The Heels are undefeated in the ACC and highly ranked. Can this team bring a title back to Chapel Hill? News 13 Sports Director Chris Womack, diehard Alabama Crimson Tide fan, alum, and covered Nick Saban, shares his thoughts about the retirement of Nick Saban.

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