It’s a good thing Katherine Webb is pretty.

Really pretty.

Webb, the girlfriend of Alabama starting quarterback AJ McCarron who has enjoyed a meteoric rise to fame since cameras highlighted her during the BCS National Championship, appeared on Jay Leno’s “Battle of Celeb All-Stars: Reality Edition” on Friday night.

And it’s the most excruciating 4 minutes you’ll ever watch.

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It’s about this time in the offseason when college coaches get bored.

School is out, all of their players have scattered for the month and the coaches are left with nothing but some tape of the coming year’s opponents and the Internet.

So, it kinda makes sense that Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy would take to Twitter out of boredom and ask the cast of A&E’s hit show Duck Dynasty to hang out with him some football Saturday this fall.

Extend an open invitation to the @duckdynastyae crew for sideline passes & carte blanche to @cowboyfb. Love to have them in Stillwater

— Mike Gundy (@CoachGundy) May 10, 2013

College football players get a very short offseason so they usually want to make the most of it by doing charity work, hanging with friends and drag racing.

Yes, drag racing.

That’s how Arizona State quarterback Taylor Kelly enjoys his off time with his family in Eagle, Idaho, according to Pac-12.com, which caught up with the family during their races. Kelly, his stepfather and stepfather have a small fleet of supped up cars and race and navigate obstacle courses for fun.

[Also: Former Notre Dame fullback Asaph Schwapp dies at age 26]

While any sort of high-speed racing has an element of danger to it, I’m not sure this is up there with Tod crashing his brother’s car in the movie Parenthood. Kelly and his family are racing modified Acura’s and BMW’s. All of them are red and all have a Sun Devil logo with the No. 10 on the side. The drivers wear harnesses and helmets, but as far as we could tell, Kelly wasn’t sporting a flame-retardant suit.

Still, this is a risky offseason activity, one we hope coach Todd Graham knew about before watching it on the Pac-12’s website. Not sure how many coaches would want their starting quarterback drag racing

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Some rivalries never die, even when you move on to another school.

Florida coach Will Muschamp, who was the defensive coordinator at Texas, took exception to Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops’ comments regarding the SEC and his assertion that it wasn’t the super conference many say it is.

Shocking that a coach with Texas ties would disagree with the head coach of the Longhorns’ arch rival.

Here’s what Stoops told the Tulsa World this week:

“So they’ve had the best team in college football. They haven’t had the whole conference. Because, again, half of ‘em haven’t done much at all. I’m just asking you. You tell me.

“So you’re listening to a lot of propaganda that gets fed out to you. You’re more than smart enough to figure it out. Again, you can look at the top two, three, four, five, six teams, and you can look at the bottom

Former Syracuse coach Doug Marrone has moved on to the greener pastures of the NFL as head coach of the Buffalo Bills, so he’s trying to unload his Syracuse, N.Y., abode — for the low, low price of $1.19 million.

The 6,127-square-foot home includes a Syracuse-themed indoor basketball court, a drop-down movie screen, a saltwater pool and some really horrific wallpaper in the entryway.

Overall, the house has four bedrooms, seven bathrooms — five with actual baths — a couple fireplaces, an outdoor kitchen and bar, a four-season sun room and an undercounter microwave, which I’ve never seen before.

Aside from the wallpaper, the house, which the Marrone’s originally bought for $485,000, is pretty nice and probably a sweet get for any major Syracuse fan. The 50 feet by 25 feet indoor basketball court is pretty sweet.

And I don’t think I’d even been in a saltwater pool before.

It’s a pretty lofty pricetag, but there are some pretty nice perks to the home. And it seems to fit the price tag a little better than some other former coach’s homes on the current market.

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As Central Florida prepares for its debut in the American Athletic Conference (formerly the Big East), it’s adding to its snazzy uniform repertoire.

In March, UCF announced new white, gold and black uniforms and Tuesday night, coach George O’Leary showed off the Knights’ new black helmet.

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Texas Tech coach Kliff Kingsbury's youthful exuberance was one of the reasons that attracted the Red Raiders to him while they were looking for a coach late last year.

Also his ability to relate to the 18-to-22-year-olds he was coaching was an added benefit.

That benefit was put on display through a note Kingsbury left his players as they prepared to leave campus for the rest of the month.