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Nick Saban for president in 2012?

Hey, why not? He at least has one vote from a loyal Alabama supporter who cast Saban and Alabama men's golf coach Jay Seawell as the write-in and then took a picture and posted on Twitter (thanks throwtheflagblog.com for the shot).

(LSA Magazine)

Former Michigan offensive lineman Greg Skrepenak, a former All-American who captained the 1991 team, was released from jail in June after serving 24 months for corruption committed while he was the county commissioner in Pennsylvania.

While in jail, Skrepenak apparently had a lot of time to think of how his crime not only affected himself and his family, but also the Michigan football program. In LSA Magazine, Skrepenak penned an op-ed about his experience in prison and some of the things that changed his perspective.

(AP)

Texas coach Mack Brown is tired of people being mean to the Longhorns and he wants the Big 12 to do something about it.

Brown, who's done a lot of complaining this season, says the upside-down Longhorns hand gesture is offensive and that it shouldn't be allowed.

"The horns down is disrespectful," Brown said Monday. "We ought to talk about that as a league."

Brown would also like you kids to get off his lawn.

(US Presswire)

Florida State's non-national championship season hasn't endeared fans to coach Jimbo Fisher and they've let him know by sending him a barrage of emails.

Only, those emails aren't hitting the coach's inbox, they're hitting the political science department on the Florida State campus.

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Kansas State has never been one to divulge injury updates, it's just not coach Bill Snyder's style.

So, when Snyder was asked Monday about quarterback Collin Klein, he decided to bob-and-weave.

"Hope so," Snyder said when asked whether Klein would play. "I hope they all play."

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After a big win -- especially a rivalry win -- it's become customary for the winning school to create a T-shirt so its fans can commemorate the event.

Well, Alabama decided to take that a step further.

UCLA coach Jim Mora was really excited about Saturday's homecoming game against Arizona, especially since the Bruins were wearing navy uniforms for the first time in the modern era.

And while Mora gushed over the uniforms all week and used them for motivation, he didn't think it was enough prior to his team stepping out onto the field prior to the game. So, he asked his coaches and players to use eye black as war paint in an effort to drive up the intensity. The results were, uh, interesting.

(US Presswire)

For a brief moment Saturday night — perhaps about 30 minutes or so — teams such as Kansas State, Oregon and Notre Dame had a glimmer of hope.

During that time, LSU led Alabama, was playing unbelievable defense and looked like it was going to turn the BCS on its head.

But in the blink of an eye -- the span of one drive that culminated in a screen pass that resulted in a game-winning touchdown -- the dream of BCS chaos was gone and Alabama stood on top of the mountain proclaiming that it wasn't going to be that easy to get rid of the Tide.