Interested In The Betting Odds On When Nick Saban Will Retire From Alabama?

by Larry Leo

May 23, 20198 Comments

Interested In The Betting Odds On When Nick Saban Will Retire From Alabama?

Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports

If you were betting man or woman, when do you think Nick Saban will retire from Alabama? Well, here are your odds, per The Spun...

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Per AL.com, the sports book MyBookie has created a prop bet on when Saban will retire. As of writing, the lowest odds are for “After the 2025 season” at +175, with approximately 36.4-percent implied odds. Saban will be 73 at that time.

The highest odds are for “After the 2019 season” at +700, while “After the 2026 season” comes in at +650. There’s hardly any chance that Saban would leave after next season, while expecting him to play until he’s 74 may be a bit of a stretch.

The odds are about the same for “After the 2021 or 2021 season” (+350), “After the 2022 or 2023 season” (+300), and “After the 2024 season” (+300).

(The Spun)

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El Campo Tiger•59 months

“Play until he’s 74.” Hmmm...

bamagreycoat•59 months

If I was Saban I would have someone place a bet as my proxy. I’m not above doing something like that.

ccomeaux•59 months

so the odds are highest in a contract year and after the assumed 7 year extension would expire ? ... riveting

SkintBack•59 months

Don't care

Solo Cam•59 months

Wonder if the hip holds up if T-Law gives him another arse smash.

MykTide•59 months

I think he stays for 8 more years. In a row.

CrystalPreserves•59 months

I hope he stays well past his time so LSU can rattle off a dozen straight wins against Alabama. As soon as he leaves, Alabama is going to drop off back to the average-ok sec program is was under shula. isn’t going to win there like Saban has.

JackieTreehorn•59 months

Dose LSU even have a dozen wins in the series?

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