KNOWN for his outstanding achievements in the worlds of college and professional football, Nick Saban formally announced his retirement in early 2024.
On Wednesday, January 10, 2024, Nick Saban informed his team at The University of Alabama that he is retiring after 17 seasons with the Tide.
Who is former Alabama head coach Nick Saban’s wife, Terry?
Born in West Virginia in 1952, Terry Saban first met her now-husband while the two were schoolchildren.
The longstanding couple tied the knot in 1971.
She is known among the Crimson Tide fanbase as Miss Terry and is an avid supporter of her husband and his career.
Together, the couple have two children: Nicholas and Kristen, both of whom were adopted.
Terry and Nick founded Nick’s Kids Foundation in 1998, a charity meant to better serve communities and families.
According to the Nick’s Kids website, their mission statement is: “To work together in the spirit of faith and giving in our community,” and “to promote and support children, family, teacher and student causes.”
Who is Nick Saban
Nick Saban was born on October 31, 1951, in Fairmont, West Virginia.
Since 2007, he has been the head football coach at the University of Alabama.
In 2009, Alabama won the national championship under Nick’s mentorship and they went on to win five more titles together.
He also won his first national championship in 2003 when he was the head coach for Louisianna State University.
Many consider him to be one of the greatest college football coaches of all time.
What is Nick Saban’s net worth?
Nick began his head coaching career in 1989 at the University of Toledo.
He has been the head coach for four universities across 28 years.
In 2023, Sportskeeda reported Nick’s net worth to be $70 million. They also ranked him to be the richest college football coach.
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