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PHOTO: World’s Bravest Law Enforcement Officer Ticketing Nick Saban

Alabama beat writer Izzy Gould, you will be remembered fondly. This is a lie -- as of tomorrow morning, you never existed. Your photograph of Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban’s car* being hit with a parking ticket will be flushed from the Internet shortly. The ticketing officer, however, has shown just enough fearless gumption to be moved to second string on the linebacker depth chart.

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↵* Fess up. How many of you at first thought the tiny little white vehicle had to be Saban’s? Due to its size, you see? It’s a joke about how short he is, you understand.

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