"That is the sweetest pic of your parents": CFB fans react to Nick Saban's daughter Kristen Saban sharing warm snaps from Alabama vs. Georgia game

Nick Saban and his wife, Terry, were on the same page during ESPN’s "College GameDay" picks on Saturday, both backing Alabama. Their prediction proved right as the then-No. 4 Crimson Tide edged then-No. 2 Georgia 41-34 in a thrilling game at Bryant-Denny Stadium.

Adding a personal touch, their daughter Kristen shared some heartwarming moments from the game. One standout photo featured the family – daughter-in-law Samira, wife Terry, son Nicholas and granddaughter Amèlie Elizabeth – all together at the "College GameDay" set.

Kristen summed it up with her caption:

“GIMME ALABAMA!!!”

“The first pic is everything. The best weekend. Love your family so much,” one fan wrote.

“That is the sweetest pic of your parents,” another wrote.

“I can’t stand how cute that picture is of your parents!!” a fan wrote.

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“Ter crushed it! Our queen!” one wrote.

“Awesome photos from game day. Glad your family enjoyed it and Miss Terry was the superstar as always. Very cool,” another wrote.

“As an Arkansas guy…. Alabama is so freaking good,” another wrote.

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Alabama dominated the first three quarters before holding off a fierce comeback from Georgia. The Tide moved up to No. 1 on Sunday, while Georgia fell to No. 5.

Is Nick Saban’s salary disclosed?

Nick Saban may have stepped down from his coaching role at Alabama, but he's still heavily involved with the team as an advisor. Fans can also catch him every weekend as an analyst on ESPN's "College GameDay."

According to AL.com, Saban earns $500,000 a year in his advisory position, with monthly paychecks exceeding $41,000.

After Alabama’s season wrapped up in January, Saban acknowledged that his decision to retire was a tough one. He said that he felt he was slowing down and found it harder to keep up with the demands of the job.

With seven national championships under his belt, Nick Saban is one of college football’s most celebrated coaches. His ESPN salary hasn’t been disclosed, but it’s likely much higher.