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This past weekend, a photo of Nick Saban photobombing an Alabama student during his graduation appeared on the Internet much to the delight of everyone who loves to see Saban act un-Saban-like.

Unfortunately, in this day and age with many young folks knowing their way around the Adobe Suite, we were skeptical, which is why we did some checking before posting it on the site.

(FitsNews.com)We'll get to the moral dilemma of pranking an unsuspecting coach taking time out of his day to take a photo in a moment, but honestly, the picture to the right is really funny.

From FitsNews.com comes a story and photo that will not make Clemson fans, or coach Dabo Swinney, all that happy. It seems two young kids asked Swinney to take a photo. From all accounts Swinney is a pretty good guy, and he obliged. This is just a guess, but we're assuming that the kids didn't let the Clemson coach know that they are South Carolina fans.

The kids stuck up four fingers in the photo, which was apparently a "four bomb." For South Carolina fans, the four fingers are a reminder of how many consecutive victories the Gamecocks have over Clemson.

Like we said, the picture and the story behind are pretty funny.

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Ashely Lowery, Kentucky’s starting safety, was involved in car wreck in Georgia early Saturday where his 2006 Nissan Altima flipped several times and sent Lowery flying 100 feet from the vehicle.

Less than two days later, Lowery was taken off sedation, had his breathing tube and neck brace removed, and was sitting up in his hospital bed talking to family and answering questions from doctors, according to the Louisville Courier-Journal.

Lowery’s recovery was nothing short of a miracle.

Lowery's car (Doug Stutsman)“Just a ton of scrapes all over his body. Some of them are pretty bad cuts, pretty deep, but they think right now he came out of it pretty clean,” said Doug Stutsman, who is sports editor at the White County News in Cleveland, Ga., Lowery’s hometown, and the family spokesperson. “I think miracle is the right word. There’s really no other word to describe it. His brother said it just looks like he was in a bicycle accident. After seeing the car, if you told me he was alive — even if he was paralyzed — I would’ve said he’s lucky.

“Not only is he alive, but he’s going to be fine sooner than later. It’s unbelievable.”

Lowery, 20, was able to move his arms and legs and

Top TE recruit Milan Richard, Herschel Walker's nephew (Rivals.com)

There might not be another player in college football history more revered and more synonymous with his school than Herschel Walker is at Georgia.

Maybe a case can be made for Tim Tebow at Florida, Doug Flutie at Boston College, Robert Griffin III at Baylor or a similar legendary player, but let's agree that when we think about Herschel Walker, we think about Georgia (or, perhaps, a NFL history-altering trade made by the Vikings and Cowboys ... or maybe the New Jersey Generals).

So when Walker's nephew, from Savannah, Ga., became a top-10 tight end recruit in the high school class of 2014, it was a slam dunk where he was headed to college, right? Oh, not to mention that the young man's parents were both All-American track athletes at Georgia.

Not so fast.

AJ McCarron and Chipper Jones at the drivers' meeting. Caption this. (Via @jshaunburke)

TALLADEGA, Ala. - AJ McCarron arrived at Talladega Superspeedway wearing a hoodie that looked like a 4-year-old's art project. And he pulled it off, because this is Alabama and this is AJ McCarron. If this were a video game, he'd be in God Mode.

McCarron, the two-time national championship-winning Crimson Tide quarterback, is at Talladega to drive the pace car at the Aaron's 499, which is about as Alabama as you can possibly get. He drove a special crimson Ford Mustang GT, which is probably not a violation but surely some Auburn fans will look for one.

Before the race, McCarron spoke to the media, and let the world in on the advice coach Nick Saban gave him: "Whatever you do, don't wreck the car." Which is probably the same advice Saban gave McCarron before the national championship games, too.

McCarron added that he was more than ready: "Like Ricky Bobby said, I'm ready to go fast." And he noted that he's got more of a racing background than just the usual helicopter-in celebrity; racing

(Rivals.com)Ashely Lowery, a starting safety for Kentucky as a sophomore last year, was involved in a car accident according to Rivals.com and other reports.

According to CatsIllustrated.com, the accident happened in Georgia, which is Lowery's home state. The exact details of his condition are unknown. Teammates are asking for prayers for Lowery.

Kyle Tucker of the Courier-Journal reported that Lowery crashed his 2006 Altima at 4 a.m., the car overturned several times and he was thrown 100 feet.

The CatsIllustrated.com story said Lowery had returned home at the end of the semester.

There were many messages of well wishes for Lowery on Twitter:

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This offseason we will count down various topics from Monday through Friday, bringing you the top five of the important and definitely some not so important issues in college football. It's the Doc Five, every week until we will thankfully have actual games to discuss.

PLAYERS WITH THE MOST TO LOSE OR GAIN BEFORE 2014 DRAFT

NO. 1, TEDDY BRIDGEWATER

There was a lesson to be learned from the draft class of 2013. Quarterbacks are in the most danger of being over-scrutinized in the draft process and having their draft stock drop like a rock.

Tyler Wilson was once predicted as the first pick of the 2013 draft. Matt Barkley was also predicted by some to be the first pick in the 2013 draft. Landry Jones hurt his stock more than he helped it the more college games he played. They all dropped to the fourth round. NFL teams aren't much different than everyone else. The quarterback will always get too much credit for wins, and too much blame for losses.

Louisville's Teddy Bridgewater is the hot pick to be the first quarterback taken in the 2014 draft. Now comes the hard part: Holding onto that distinction while the NFL scouts search every bit of film for flaws.

Bridgewater hasn't shown too many flaws yet. He has good size. His performance with a seriously sprained ankle and broken wrist against Rutgers last year was legendary, proving he has the toughness to play in the NFL. The Cardinals and Bridgewater likely don't have a chance to have their impressive performance against Florida in the Sugar Bowl without him playing through injury at Rutgers.

Bridgewater isn't a running quarterback but has a great knack for moving in the pocket to buy enough time to throw. And his throws are accurate and strong. At the moment, there's no reason to believe Bridgewater won't be the first quarterback taken

We haven’t done a Video of the Day in awhile, but this one was too good to pass up.

“Trick Shot Monday” became a staple during Notre Dame’s run to the national championship last year and now some of the Irish’s other head coaches are getting in on the act.

The idea of “Trick Shot Monday” is to make a ping pong ball into a plastic cup full of water. Sounds easy enough, but players on the football team would often make the shots as difficult as possible, using chairs, tables and even other players' heads as ways to get the ball into the cup.

What worked for the football team didn’t necessarily work for a handful of Notre Dame coaches from various sports, who were called into athletic director Jack Swarbrick’s office and given a cup and a ping pong ball. The results are actually really funny as their attempts are pretty poor and softball