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Nick Saban -- Struggling Near the End Zone

Posted Nov 12th 2009 12:20AM by TMZ Staff

UPDATE: It appears the Nick Saban wedgie photo is not exactly as it seems...

After picking apart the photo, one of our super-observant readers, an apparent expert in collegiate backsides, pointed out that the headset is a dead giveaway the ass-grabber cannot be Saban. Instead, it appears to be one of Nick's assistants. Thanks for cracking the case.

In the future, we promise to examine user-submitted wedgie photos with vigorous, unrelenting scrutiny.

Our deepest apologies ...

This is Alabama head football coach Nick Saban, battling with his tight end during his game against LSU this past weekend.

Nick Saban
In the end, Saban emerged victorious.

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Tags: alabama football, AlabamaFootball, butt, lsa, nick saban, NickSaban, tide, university of alabama football tide, UniversityOfAlabamaFootballTide, wedgie

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1. First!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted at 12:23AM on Nov 12th 2009 by Simone

2. First before the no-life b*tch!

Posted at 12:23AM on Nov 12th 2009 by Simone

3. OCD??? YOU SEE THIS PHOTO?

Posted at 12:24AM on Nov 12th 2009 by LMAO

4. Simone you are a loser, you should be embarrassed

Posted at 12:26AM on Nov 12th 2009 by Seriously

5. LMAO! Too funny!

Posted at 12:26AM on Nov 12th 2009 by Kaitlin

6. Hahahahahahahahhahahahahaahhaahahahahahhahaha.

What could he do????? Sometimes, the skin resolves to scratch in very inappropriate moments...

Posted at 12:28AM on Nov 12th 2009 by Simone

7. BEARD

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Posted at 12:29AM on Nov 12th 2009 by KOOKYPEDIA

8. I have man love for Nick! LSU 2003

Posted at 12:31AM on Nov 12th 2009 by "Tiger" Maxwell

9. i should of worn underware

Posted at 12:41AM on Nov 12th 2009 by frank

10. Saban pulls another one out his ass

Posted at 10:57PM on Nov 13th 2009 by kevin in georgia

11. ROLL TIDE ROLL!!!

Posted at 2:24AM on Nov 12th 2009 by sdougherty85

12. ROLL TIDE ROLL!!!!

Posted at 2:26AM on Nov 12th 2009 by sdougherty85

13. ROLL TIDE ROLL!!!!!

Posted at 2:31AM on Nov 12th 2009 by Stephanie

14. Maybe he's going to the theatre later and he's just picking his seat!!!!
OR maybe he's just got something in his eye!!!

Posted at 2:32AM on Nov 12th 2009 by janicebyrne01

15. Alabama is gonna have a gator eatin' its ass in a few weeks!

Posted at 2:33AM on Nov 12th 2009 by Rip It

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