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    Nick Saban predicts the next CFP National Championship

    Team_NationalNewsBriefBy Team_NationalNewsBriefSeptember 5, 2026 Sports No Comments1 Min Read
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    For years, Nick Saban kept Alabama consistently ranked either at or near the top of the AP Poll.

    A lot has changed, but the Crimson Tide are still absolutely stacked and have championship aspirations every year, even with the legendary head coach long gone.

    Saban is now working as an analyst, and his pedigree as one of the greatest to ever do it makes everyone listen whenever he has something to say.

    That’s why Miami (Florida) fans should be ecstatic to know that Saban thinks they’ll get the monkey off their backs and win the whole thing this season.

    Nick Saban has Miami winning it all this season 

    “The number of good teams that we talked about today, there’s no magic in who you pick and it’s just your best guess, but I’m saying Miami versus Texas and Miami wins,” Saban said on ESPN’s “College GameDay.”





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