Pat Dye is a pivotal figure in Auburn University history. Slats Slaton was selected as the director of the documentary, "Mighty: The Life and Legacy of Pat Dye." Slaton talks about the making of ...

He’s the best. You’ll be trained well.’” Dye and Saban were just two of the high-profile coaches the 57-year-old Kelly has come into contact with during his 35-year coaching career.

Auburn Tigers coaching legend Pat Dye saw Nick Saban's potential to be an all-time great. As Jacksonville State's new head football coach, Charles Kelly, shared, Dye called Saban the best and ...

Dye and Saban were just two of the high-profile coaches the 57-year-old Kelly has come into contact with during his 35-year coaching career. He also worked for Bill Burgess at Jacksonville State ...

Travis Kelce's apparent height next to Taylor Swift at the Stanley Cup Final became a comedic focal point, drawing humorous reactions from NFL figures like Pat McAfee and George Kittle.

Pat McAfee responded Thursday to reports that he banned Adam Schefter from his show. The Pat McAfee Show “I learned a lot about my business this morning in another article,” McAfee said on air.

Former legendary Auburn coach Pat Dye was the reason why Jackson stayed in Auburn. "I thought about all the things I could’ve done with $5 million," Jackson said.

Pat McAfee has responded to the report that he considered producing an independent version of College GameDay, among other bits of gossip about his career, and ...

Follow Us 3K+ Pat McAfee and Adam Schefter (Photos via Imagn Images) Pat McAfee and Adam Schefter are currently not on good terms. That is if a report from The New York Times is to be believed.

Adam Schefter vanished from The Pat McAfee Show for over three months and now we know why. Reports say Pat McAfee “essentially banned” him after Schefter skipped the show for ESPN2. McAfee ...

Adam Schefter on the Pat McAfee Show in February. / NFL on ESPN / YouTub What exactly did Schefter do to be "essentially banned" and have his weekly time given to new ESPN recruit Peter Schrager ...

"The decision to write this book wasn't driven by a wild success story, but rather by failure." ...