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5 Bold Predictions for 2014

Much like Nick Saban’s new $6.9 million annual salary, you can take these prognostications to the bank

 

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<p> Will Muschamp is a bit of an unknown quantity, but he knows Florida, and he knows the SEC.</p>
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