PIC: Auburn Church Trolls Nick Saban & Ten Second Snap Rule

by Larry Leo

March 6, 201411 Comments

St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church in Auburn trolled Alabama's Nick Saban and his support of the 10-Second Snap rule that would have slowed down no-huddle spread offenses, which as of Wednesday, has now been put on hold. Here's what the Church, known for posting funny quotes, put up...

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“Support the Ban on Slingshots” – Goliath"

Even God loves a good Saban rip once and a while.

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TutHillTiger•134 months

church clearly hates Satan

Tantal•134 months

And here I thought that the Catholic Church had no sense of humor. I guess I learn something new every day.

Bham4Tide•134 months

Such class . . .

2geaux•134 months

Lighten up Francis! It is about Lil Nicky and his hollerin'! ..and I LOL!

RandySavage•134 months

I like turtles

Florida225•134 months

Fruit roll ups are delicious

mylsuhat•134 months

#TeamTClayboy99

SamGinn Cam•134 months

WUUT

Pavoloco83•134 months

Tclayboy99, lighten up sparky. It was a light hearted poke at the coach of that school across the state.

TheCaterpillar•134 months

wut

Clyde Tipton•134 months

What does that have to do with Saban and the proposed rule change. If anything, it draws more of a parallel to Travon Martin and gun control.

You see, it's funny because no gun or sling shot has ever killed a person before. It takes someone using the gun or slingshot for it's intended purpose, to take out an attacker like Trayvon or Goliath.

Thus, ha ha, I bet Trayvon much like Goliath would support a ban of the tool ultimitly used in their demise even though it is through not fault of the tool itself.

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