Former LSU head coach Nick Saban questioned aloud whether the program remains one of the best jobs in college football.

The siren song of coaching seems difficult for many former coaches turned broadcasters to ignore. Of course, most former coaches aren't Nick Saban, and the legendary LSU/Alabama boss used his platform on College GameDay to speak out on the rumors that he might return to the sideline soon.

Former LSU coach Nick Saban would consider a return to Baton Rouge “if they came up with a package,” ESPN College Insider Paul Finebaum says. Saban won the first of his seven national championships at LSU before winning six more at SEC rival Alabama.

The LSU Tigers remain in headlines this week following the news of head coach Brian Kelly and athletic director Scott Woodward being relieved of their duties in

ESPN’s College GameDay was electric Saturday with Pat McAfee broadcasting live from Nashville and Nick Saban was unexpectedly in the mix. Saban surprised many when he publicly jumped on the “Vanderbilt bandwagon.

Former Alabama head coach Nick Saban had some strong words for Ohio State QB Julian Sayin on ESPN's "College GameDay."

Nick Saban is arguably the greatest college football coach ever, but that does not mean he is perfect. He was willing to own that again on Saturday. Saban