Miss Terry’s message pushed Nick Saban to retire The renowned CFB coach recently talked about how his wife had a major impact on his choice to quit coaching. Her frank criticism caused Nick ...

T erry Saban, also known as Miss Terry and the wife of longtime Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban, had her thoughts on her husband’s retirement revealed this week. While discussing his ...

Despite sharing the famed last name Saban with her husband, Alabama Football's First Lady simply goes by "Miss Terry" to fans. Nick and Terry are the parents of two children, a daughter named ...

Miss Terry was a part of Nick's Kid Foundation's annual teachers' appreciation luncheon in December 2023. The event was in Tuscaloosa, a month before Nick Saban unexpectedly announced his ...

The impact of Nick Saban’s wife, Miss Terry, on his coaching career cannot be overstated. Throughout his career spanning more than four decades across college football and the NFL, she provided ...

He decided to talk to him but couldn't really think of what to say. So he decided to ask Nick Saban about his wife, Miss Terry. Saban would respond with the following line: This was a reference to ...

Related: Who Is Nick Saban's Wife? All About Terry Saban Nicholas and Kristen are now adults and have found success in their professions and personal lives. They have both welcomed one child and ...

“He would never run.” Saban endorsed Manchin’s 2018 re-election campaign. II am beyond honored to receive an endorsement from Nick and Terry Saban. The Sabans have devoted so much to ...

"For 18 years, Terry and I have called Tuscaloosa home. This is the best college town we've ever lived in," Nick Saban says, as images of the the coach and his wife are shown, in their work with ...

She was a former Malaysian beauty queen with an obsessive shoe-collecting habit. He was a Chinese businessman who made a ...

Unfortunately for Nick Saban and SEC fans, the Big 12 brought the receipts that maybe Ole Miss wouldn’t have the cakewalk in the league that they would expect. How would Ole Miss do in the Big 12?