Video Lou Holtz Says Mean Words to Mark May
He may be, but at least he didn't pick Notre Dame to beat Alabama.
Picture Sign from Alabaman God Appears During Nick Saban Gatorade Shower
Maybe the "A" means "Asshole."
Video AJ McCarron Discovers Everyone Wants to Have Relations with His Girlfriend
Like she'd ever date an old bald guy like LeBron James.
Opinion 12 Proposed Titles for Nick Saban's Next Self-Help Book
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The Simmering Anger Driven Life
Chicken Soup in Your Goddam Face
The 7 Habits of Highly Miserable Yet Effective People
Awaken the Asshole Within
How To Win Games and Hate People
Getting Things Done: The Art of Joy-Free Productivity
The 140-Hour Work Week: Abandon Your Family and a Well-Rounded Life for One Goal
The Art of More
The Secret: Ha! Like I'd Tell You
News Alabama Fan Arrested for the Poisoning of Pope Benedict XVI
"Mr. Fisher admitted to poisoning the pontiff in a phone call to a popular sports radio program in the South," said the lead FBI agent on the case, Mike Townsend. "He said it was 'to do to the head Notre Dame guy what Alabama is going to do to Notre Dame on the field.' That's a paraphrase. He spoke in a heavy Southern accent that required us to get an interpreter to determine exactly what was said. All that was clear to me was when he said 'Roll damn Tide.'"
Law enforcement officials are now interrogating Fisher, a part-time raccoon groomer, about his poisoning claims. Vatican officials were contacted to report the poisoning and check on the state of the Pope.
"We aren't sure yet if he has been poisoned or what the effects might be," said a Vatican spokesman. "He's really old. It's hard to tell what could be the result of poison and what could be just what comes with being almost 86 years old. He seems pale and frail. Is that cause for alarm? He looked that way yesterday, too, and the day before that. I guess we'll just wait and see."
Investigators are hopeful that Fisher, who has a tattoo of Bear Bryant's face over top of his own face, did not actually poison the leader of the Catholic church.
News Alabama Knocks Off No. 1 Notre Dame in Stunning 42-14 Upset
"We knew that they were Notre Dame and that they were No. 1, but we tried not to let that intimidate us," said Alabama running back Eddie Lacy, who ran for, like, 37 yards per carry. "We believed we could win even if no one else did."
Alabama head coach Nick Saban said he played up the Tide's underdog status in the weeks before the title game.
"My team saw Notre Dame's No. 1 ranking. They saw what they did to teams like Purdue and Pitt," said Saban. "I saw the concern on their faces. But we pulled together, dug down deep and somehow made it work. I don't know if we could beat Notre Dame more than once if we played them 10 times, but that one time happened tonight."
