This article was originally published on www.si.com/fannation/college/cfb-hq as Nick Saban sends clear message after purchasing stake in professional sports team. Two years have passed since Nick Saban announced his retirement from his legendary run as the head coach of the Alabama football program.

College Football Hall of Famer Nick Saban and financial partner Joe Agresti have purchased a minority stake in the NHL’s Nashville Predators franchise, the team announced Tuesday afternoon. Predators chairman and majority owner Bill Haslam,

Nick Saban apparently is a big fan of offensive linemen. Not just any offensive lineman, but a particular type.

Again, like Nick’s favorite recipe, this one calls for ground beef (and even more than the Million Dollar Baked Beans above), ketchup, and onion. This one includes two types of beans, red bell pepper, garlic, and bacon, as well as barbecue sauce, dark brown sugar, and Dijon mustard.

Former Alabama championship winning head coach Nick Saban questioned why James Madison and Tulane made the CFP over Notre Dame.