Nick Saban and Shane Gillis on College GameDay (Photo via ESPN)
Former Alabama head coach Nick Saban didn’t find it funny at all after comedian and podcaster Shane Gillis jokingly branded him a cheat during ‘College GameDay’ on Friday.

Gillis joined the panel ahead of the weekend’s playoff action and would take a playful swipe at Saban while discussing Notre Dame’s title chances.

“With Notre Dame it’s always like, ‘Here’s the big game, let’s hopefully win it,’” he said. “This feels, feels different. It feels like we can win it. There’s some parody. Now that everybody can pay their players Notre Dame has a shot. It’s not just the SEC it’s not just Coach [Nick] Saban.”

“I don’t think the SEC paid players ever,” he said later on, sarcastically, of course.

You’re a bad guy @Shanemgillis 😂😂#CollegeGameDay pic.twitter.com/6qhOp1T10r

— Pat McAfee (@PatMcAfeeShow) December 21, 2024

Nick Saban Had The Perfect Response

Saban was not amused, especially after Gillis called him “Alabama Jones” because of the hat he was wearing, and went on to explain exactly how Alabama cheated while he was in charge of the Crimson Tide.

“I do believe in integrity,” he replied. “I just tried to run the program that way so players had a better chance to be successful in life. We made more money in the NFL than any other school. Sixty-one players in the league. That was how we cheated. We developed players.”

The comeback forced Gillis to apologize.

“For real, I’m so sorry,” he said.

That’ll teach him.

PHOTO: Everyone Noticed The Same Thing About Luigi Mangione’s Mugshot Following His Arrest In Connection To The Death Of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson

Luigi Mangione (Photo via LinkedIn)
Everyone noticed the same thing about Luigi Mangione’s mugshot after a photo went into circulation on social media this week.

Mangione, 26, was arrested as part of a homicide investigation following the death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson last Wednesday.

The Ivy League graduate was cornered by police after being recognized by a McDonald’s employee at one of their restaurants in Altoona, Pennsylvania, on Monday and was reportedly found with a ghost g-n, several fake IDs, as well as a manifesto detailing his problems with corporate America and the healthcare industry.

According to sources, he has since been charged with m-rder in New York and firearms and forgery offenses in Pennsylvania.

Luigi Mangione’s supposed mugshot surfaced on X on Monday night. You can see it right below: