Saban's Retirement: Miss Terry's To-Do List Expands

Since retiring after the 2023 season, former Alabama Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban has been a hot topic. Fans have been eager to know how he's spending his days.

Keeping Busy Off the Field

While Saban's been involved with College GameDay and other TV gigs, a hilarious story straight from the man himself reveals what's happening around the house, courtesy of his wife, Miss Terry.

The Ten (Plus!) Commandments of Retirement

Saban told SEC analyst Paul Finebaum that Miss Terry's keeping him very busy.

"The day I retired, Miss Terry gave me the ten commandments of retirement, and within one week, she said ten is not enough.”

Staying Active is Key

"I'm not good at not having to do," Saban chuckled, explaining he needs to stay busy and out of Miss Terry's hair.

Saban also clarified he didn't leave coaching because of the changing landscape of college football, but because he felt his age was starting to impact the program. He added that he didn’t want to bring the program down.

It seems Saban's enjoying retirement, even if Miss Terry's keeping him busier than expected!

Freeze on Thin Ice? Auburn's Hot Seat Heats Up

Hugh Freeze is heading into his third season at Auburn, and let's just say the pressure is ON. After a couple of seasons that didn't exactly set the Plains on fire, expectations are sky-high. Last year? A total buzzkill, ending with a 5-7 record and no bowl game invite. Ouch.

Bowl Game or Bust... Or Else?

Freeze himself acknowledges the heat. He recently told The Next Round that a bowl game is a must.

"I'm not a fool. I think we've got to go to a bowl game."

More Than Just Bowl Eligibility Needed!

Here's the thing, though, Coach: Auburn faithful are craving MORE than just a measly bowl appearance. Six wins might get you eligible, but it won't get you a parade. To keep the fans happy (and the AD off his back), Freeze needs to deliver a season that has some real bite. It's time for the Tigers to roar, not just meow.

Georgia Murder Suspect Nabbed After Wild Chase Through Alabama!

Hold on to your hats, ChumCity citizens! Things got a little too real on I-65 the other day. The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency's State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) is on the case after a multi-agency pursuit ended with the arrest of a Georgia murder suspect.

How it Started

Our friends at the Baldwin County District Attorney’s Office tell us the drama unfolded on May 18th when Evergreen Police Department tried to chat with 28-year-old Mike Thomas from Stockbridge, Georgia. Turns out, Mr. Thomas was wanted for murder back in Georgia.

The Chase is On!

When officers tried to pull him over on I-65 in Conecuh County, Thomas decided to play "keep away" and took off, leading multiple agencies on a high-speed chase.

Spike Strips to the Rescue!

The pursuit finally came to a screeching halt near mile marker 45 in Baldwin County, thanks to some well-placed spike strips that disabled Thomas’s ride. Not one to give up easily, Thomas allegedly tried to carjack another vehicle stopped in traffic. When that failed, he bolted into the woods.

Manhunt!

Cue an intense manhunt involving ALEA’s Aviation Unit, the Alabama Department of Corrections K-9 Team (woof!), and the Baldwin County Sheriff’s Special Operations Unit, amongst others. Eventually, they sniffed him out, cuffed him, and took him to a local hospital for a check-up.

What's Next?

The SBI is still digging into all the details, and their findings will be handed over to the Baldwin County District Attorney’s Office. Stay tuned to ChumCity for updates as this story develops!

Marshall Stands Firm on Child Protections

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall is back in the ring, defending kids against "gender-affirming" surgeries. He's spearheading a 24-state effort, backing Ohio's law designed to shield children from what he calls experimental treatments.

Ohio Case Heats Up

The multi-state coalition is pushing the Ohio Supreme Court to re-evaluate a lower court's decision that put a stop to Ohio's law. The lower court leaned on guidelines from the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH), suggesting the law clashed with those standards.

Marshall Slams WPATH Guidelines

Marshall isn't holding back: "Even after Alabama exposed the shaky medical grounds behind WPATH, Ohio courts still cherry-picked briefs, acting as if Ohio had no right to disagree!" He believes the court should prioritize protecting vulnerable kids over WPATH's "faulty 'standards.'"

States Unite Against "Experimental" Procedures

The brief argues that the Ohio court got it all wrong by deferring to WPATH, instead of the state legislature, when it comes to healthcare regulations. Marshall insists it's the government's job to regulate private groups and medical providers, not the other way around. This echoes Marshall's previous fight in the Boe v. Marshall case, which exposed how organizations like WPATH might have misled parents and pushed unproven treatments.

Leading the Charge

Marshall isn't just defending Alabama's laws; he's taking the lead nationally. He's filing legal briefs in support of similar laws across the country, using evidence uncovered during Alabama's own investigations.

Coalition of States

Joining Alabama in this legal battle are Alaska, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, and West Virginia.

NIL: Has College Football Gone Totally Wild?

NIL's been the talk of college football for ages, but lately, it's like someone cranked the volume to eleven!

Trump, Saban, and the NIL Firestorm

The possibility of a Trump-led intervention to bring order to the NIL chaos, plus whispers of Nick Saban getting involved, have turned up the heat. U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville has been leading the charge to fix this messed-up system.

Tuberville Sounds the Alarm

Tuberville is worried about non-revenue sports getting axed and big-money schools gaining unfair advantages. He recently dropped a truth bomb Alabama fans will understand: Texas could become unstoppable thanks to their deep pockets!

"Nobody's Ever Going to Beat Them Again"

"You're going to eliminate 90 percent of schools because they don't have the money," Tuberville said, referencing the Longhorns. "Nobody's ever going to beat them again if we allow them to keep going the way they're going."

The Rich Get Richer

Okay, maybe Texas won't become unbeatable, but Tuberville's got a point. NIL was supposed to level the playing field, but instead, the wealthy programs are just getting wealthier. If things don't change, expect more of the same!

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