Nick Saban named to 2026 SEC Football Legends class
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 8, 2026, 3:08 PM
Last updated Oct 8, 2026

Nick Saban, former Alabama football coach, has been selected as one of 16 members of the 2026 SEC Football Legends class. He will be honored during the SEC Football Championship Game weekend in Atlanta on December 4-5. Saban is recognized for his remarkable achievements, including seven national championships and leading Alabama to nine SEC championships. He is also noted for producing 56 first-round NFL draft picks throughout his career. The SEC Legends Celebration will take place at the College Football Hall of Fame before the championship game, where Saban will receive recognition for his contributions to college football.
- •Saban led Alabama from 2007 to 2023.
- •He won seven national championships in the poll era.
- •The SEC Legends Celebration is on December 4.
- •Saban's record includes 206 wins and nine SEC titles.
- •He contributed to the development of 56 first-round NFL draft picks.
- 3:08 PMYahoo Sports — Alabama football legend Nick Saban honored as 2026 SEC Football Legends
"Former Alabama football coach Nick Saban has earned another honor.
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