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College football programs had fun with the total solar eclipse

College football coaches around the country have taken all sorts of different approaches to Monday’s total solar eclipse.

Alabama’s Nick Saban didn’t seem too interested when asked about it over the weekend.

Neither did South Carolina’s Will Muschamp, it seemed, though he was a bit more light-hearted about the whole thing. He just didn’t know much about it.

If he didn’t know much about it on Sunday, Muschamp let his players get a pretty good view from the top of Williams-Brice Stadium on Monday afternoon.

Oh, and Boston College’s Steve Addazio is taking an entirely different approach.

Just a guy being a dude, right?

But compared to Saban, Muschamp and Addazio, Michigan’s Jim Harbaugh, Texas A&M’s Kevin Sumlin and Clemson’s Dabo Swinney were much more enthusiastic about the eclipse.

Oregon State probably had the best view of any school in the country.

Washington’s was pretty cool, too.

And Mike Leach undoubtedly is the most knowledgeable.

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