Nick Saban is a fashion icon, plain and simple. The legendary former Alabama football head coach makes statements, from salmon-colored blazers he wore on A-Day to Tide-stitched quarter-zips he rocked on his radio show.

Nick Saban is getting comfortable in his post-coaching days. During ESPN's airing of "College GameDay" in South Bend, Indiana on Friday Saban caught the eyes of many wearing some conspicuous attire while commentating on the panel.

Ahead of No. 10 Indiana and No. 7 Notre Dame's College Football Playoff first-round contest on Friday night, comedian—and proud Fighting Irish fan —Shane Gillis joined ESPN's College GameDay as their guest picker.

Former Alabama coach Nick Saban explained to comedian Shane Gillis how the Crimson Tide "cheated" on the way to six national championships.

Following a segment on ESPN’s “College GameDay” Friday about the pressures facing Ohio State Buckeyes coach Ryan Day after his team’s stunning 13-10 loss to Michigan on Nov. 30, Saban was asked by host Rece Davis to weigh in on Day.

During College GameDay ahead of the first-round College Football Playoff matchup between Indiana and Notre Dame in South Bend, Saban did not seem to appreciate comedian and guest picker Shane Gillis jokingly accusing him of “cheating.”

In the defense of those on the internet, Nick Saban did choose quite the interesting hat to wear while fulfilling his duties on College GameDay. The ESPN program aired a special Friday edition of the show ahead of the first 12-team College Football Playoff game between Notre Dame and Indiana, and the elements called for the show hosts to bundle up.

Shane Gillis was a guest on ESPN's College GameDay on Friday as the guest picker alongside Pat McAfee and took a cheeky dig at Nick Saban with the legendary coach sitting right next to him