The former Crimson Tide head coach isn't buying into the notion that Alabama will have an easy time with the Hoosiers in the Rose Bowl.

Legendary college football coach Nick Saban has issued a clear warning to Alabama ahead of the Rose Bowl against Indiana.

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Nick Saban's old school Alabama takes on Indiana in the CFP, and Saban doesn't believe the Hoosiers are getting enough credit.

Nick Saban heard the words, and immediately he had to question Curt Cignetti’s sanity. Cignetti wanted to leave Alabama to go where, exactly? IUP, he said, which is neither Indiana nor Penn State, but rather Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

Saban knows that the Alabama is not overlooking Indiana—both head coach Kalen DeBoer and quarterback Ty Simpson offered significant praise for the Hoosiers ahead of the Rose Bowl—but still feels they are not getting taken as seriously as they should on a national level.

Alabama was an instrumental part of Curt Cignetti's journey, and he now leads Indiana against the Crimson Tide in the Rose Bowl.

Alabama football had a bit of a reset in its secondary after Nick Saban retired. The Crimson Tide managed to create an elite defensive back group again, though.