Would Nick Saban ever return to coaching? Social media reacts to SEC media days rumor
Now yes, it is obviously an unknown as to if the greatest of all-time would ever return to the sidelines, but the news certainly got people across the sport talking, something that has continued over the last couple of days.
As a result, some of the conference's coaches were asked for their thoughts as to if Saban would ever return while speaking at SEC media days, one of which was Georgia's Kirby Smart.
Let's take a look at what some have been saying on social media about the Saban coaching return rumor over the past couple of days.
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