Nick Saban stepped away from coaching after the 2023 season, departing Alabama as arguably the greatest coach in college football history. The 73-year-old impressed in his first year with ESPN, serving primarily as an analyst on College GameDay, but it would not shock anyone if he still has the competitive juices flowing.

Nick Saban is, according to a notable anonymous source, returning to coaching eventually. If he does, one college insider believes UNC is a great landing spot. Here's why it isn't.

Country Roads, take Nick Saban … home? With Greg McElroy hinting toward the legendary Alabama Crimson Tide head coach’s return to the sidelines, On3 analyst Ari Wasserman believes Saban should take over for the West Virginia Mountaineers.

And while it's unlikely Saban or anyone else will replace Corso's iconic headgear picks, "College GameDay" did give the seven-time national championship-winning coach plenty of air time last season as Corso was seemingly phased out.

Nick Saban is arguably the greatest college football coach of all time. He won seven national champinonships -- one with LSU and six with Alabama -- along with being named AP Coach of the Year twice during his long tenure in college.