Special Announcement: Daisy Cutter Named Head Coach at Tennessee
Sorry, I have been busy.
I took it with the proviso that I will resign when Muschamp is promoted to succeed Mack Brown at Texas. Complicated contract, but I got the legal trainin' to pull it off.
I think Tennessee should be glad he is gone Kiffin is a classless d-bag which is kind of why he fit well in the SEC and that's probably why he will fit in with a school like USC which will probably be the next University of Miami once the NCAA starts punishing them for continuously violating NCAA rules.
Kiffin is bolting for greener pastures plain and simple. Why fight for recruits with other SEC teams when he could have USC's built in recruiting advantage over the rest of the PAC 10?? If USC can make a repeated (soon to be again) NFL failure like Pete Carroll look like a genius, how could he pass it up? Kiffin is bolting for greener pastures plain and simple.
Why fight for recruits with other SEC teams when he could have USC's built in recruiting advantage over the rest of the PAC 10?? If USC can make a repeated (soon to be again) NFL failure like Pete Carroll look like a genius, how could he pass it up?
SEC football is like Middle East politics. They swear allegiance to their beloved schools, and then shoot their way out the door. Houston Nutt (if ever there was an appropriate name) is my favorite character over there.
"going for greener pastures" is fine but to take players with him is not. i'm glad he's leaving but the way he's doing it is classless. he and his wife should fit in fine out there with the rest of the plastics.
The campus must be in chaos.
ReplyDeleteKiffin? I was just scratchin'.
ReplyDeleteI think Tennessee should be glad he is gone Kiffin is a classless d-bag which is kind of why he fit well in the SEC and that's probably why he will fit in with a school like USC which will probably be the next University of Miami once the NCAA starts punishing them for continuously violating NCAA rules.
ReplyDeleteKiffin is bolting for greener pastures plain and simple. Why fight for recruits with other SEC teams when he could have USC's built in recruiting advantage over the rest of the PAC 10?? If USC can make a repeated (soon to be again) NFL failure like Pete Carroll look like a genius, how could he pass it up? Kiffin is bolting for greener pastures plain and simple.
ReplyDeleteWhy fight for recruits with other SEC teams when he could have USC's built in recruiting advantage over the rest of the PAC 10?? If USC can make a repeated (soon to be again) NFL failure like Pete Carroll look like a genius, how could he pass it up?
ok this is Greek to me..lmbooooooooo :)
ReplyDeleteMe too, Woman. I go out to Taco Town for five minutes and suddenly this place has turned into ESPN.
ReplyDeleteDC is back. Say no more.
ESPN? This is important news, man.
ReplyDeleteAnon nailed it, as did Zio (twice).
SEC football is like Middle East politics. They swear allegiance to their beloved schools, and then shoot their way out the door. Houston Nutt (if ever there was an appropriate name) is my favorite character over there.
Kiffin was too honest for that crowd.
Important thing is ... lay off of Coach Boom. He is our DC and coach-in-waiting. Leave him be ...
ReplyDeleteLane Kiffin is a lowlife bugwit (thanks, Rhod). That's an objective opinion from an Oakland Raiders fan.
ReplyDelete"going for greener pastures" is fine but to take players with him is not. i'm glad he's leaving but the way he's doing it is classless. he and his wife should fit in fine out there with the rest of the plastics.
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