It's no surprise Nick Saban is putting in overtime to push the Southeastern Conference's narrative that it deserves four teams in the 12-team College Football Playoff. If his first allegiance is to Alabama,

The CFP rankings received significant shakeup after a string of upsets this past weekend in college football. One of those was Alabama football losing to unranked Oklahoma, who had not defeated an FBS team since September.

"Because (of) their win over Georgia," CFP selection chair Warde Manuel said. "They won against Missouri. They've beat South Carolina and they won at LSU in a dominant fashion. So when you put those four wins against, you know, Mississippi and what they did ... when we compare resumes, that's how we saw it."

One large change that was made was the departure of Nick Saban, a legendary college football head coach -- who did most of his work with the Alabama Crimson Tide.

Nick Saban gave his thoughts on the recent upsets in the SEC, which included Alabama football losing to Oklahoma.

Now that he's no longer coaching the team, Nick Saban is apparently done lobbying on Alabama's behalf. The retired head coach said Wednesday on The Pat

Ole Miss football was caught up in the Big 12's social media posts after comments Nick Saban made to Pat McAfee regarding the Rebels' CFP chances

Former Alabama football coach Nick Saban gave his thoughts Wednesday whether a three-loss team should be included in the College Football Playoff.

Nick Saban isn't exactly a fan of college football's new 12-team Playoff format. Appearing on the "Pat McAfee Show" Wednesday, the former Alabama coach gave his thoughts on the CFP bracket and some of its pitfalls.