Nick Saban’s daughter Kristen Saban wishes dad a happy Father’s Day via nostalgic snaps

Nick Saban's daughter Kristen Saban took to Instagram to wish her dad on the occasion of Father's Day. She posted a series of nostalgia-inducing snaps with the legendary football coach from the years gone by. Her Father's Day message was a simple yet effective one, taking up just four words.

Kristen has been the biggest cheerleader for coach Saban, regularly attending games when he was still coaching. She regularly posts updates about his retired life to keep the fans in the loop. Her Father's Day post brought back sweet memories not only for her but also for the football fans watching.

Here is how Kristen Saban wished her dad and former Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban on the occasion of Father's Day.

“Happy Father's Day, Dad,” she wrote in the caption of the Instagram post.

The snaps included one from Kristen's childhood, hugging Coach Saban during an LSU game. The theme of hugs was a recurrent one in the carousel as multiple snaps showed the father-daughter duo sharing a moment.

Kristen Saban is very active on social media and keeps the fans updated on the happenings in her life. She is also known for her fashion sense around the college football world, always trying out new outfits for Alabama game days.

It would be interesting to see if she will continue to come to Bryant-Denny Stadium now that Nick Saban is no longer at the helm of the Crimson Tide program in Tuscaloosa.

Kristen Saban misses Bryant-Denny Stadium

Kristen Saban had been coming regularly to Bryant-Denny Stadium for the past so many years, both as a student and as the head coach’s daughter. But it would be different in the 2024 season as Nick Saban will no longer be the Alabama boss.

She recently shared an Instagram story capturing the players, mascot, and the crowd and said:

“I miss it already.”

Coach Saban announced his retirement at the end of the 2023 season, bringing down the curtains on his 17-year stint with Alabama. It also ended his five decades-long coaching career that brought in seven national titles and several other accolades.

So, while the 72-year-old won't be the head coach anymore, his daughter has promised the fans that she would be there to support the team like she usually does.