Alabama's Nick Saban says won't skip church to watch College Football Playoff announcement

The College Football Playoff announcement on Sunday is not a priority for Alabama football head coach Nick Saban. 

Saban says he won't be watching the show. 

He's going to church Sunday morning. 

On Saturday night, Saban went on the SEC Network show "SEC Football Final" to talk about Saturday's 52-46 win in the Southeastern Conference Championship against the Florida Gators. 

Saban was asked about the College Football Playoff announcement, which is scheduled to start at  noon ET Sunday on ESPN. 

"I'll find out when I get out of church," Saban said.

Saban said he goes to church from  noon to 1 p.m., ET. 

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When SEC Network broadcaster Laura Rutledge asked if his wife would tape the show for him, Saban said, "I'm trying to get her to go to church with me. I need a date." 

Saban said he and his coaches have a meeting at 2 p.m. ET that they will start preparing for the Crimson Tide's opponent in the CFP semifinal on Jan. 1. 

Alabama is 11-0 overall and ranked No. 1 by the Amway Coaches Poll, The Associated Press, and the College Football Playoff committee.