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Can you say nothingburger!Lane still such a players coach.
Lane Kiffin shoves his own player after tight end commits false start
The Ole Miss Rebels opted to be aggressive early on a fourth and 1 against the Kentucky Wildcats, but a false start penalty pushed them back five yards.
Those guys are from a different era decades ago. Back then high school PE teachers could hit their students. I believe times have changed.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Lane still such a players coach.
Lane Kiffin shoves his own player after tight end commits false start
The Ole Miss Rebels opted to be aggressive early on a fourth and 1 against the Kentucky Wildcats, but a false start penalty pushed them back five yards.
Non existent? There have been so many of them one can't keep track. When Texas lost a close one to Alabama in September, Sark sycophants were posting how he was turning the corner. While Kiffin was an assistant for Saban his fans were giving him credit for Alabama success even though the Tide was rolling just fine before he got there.
Compared to your Helton Lunacy, they are non existent.
Lane still such a players coach.
Lane Kiffin shoves his own player after tight end commits false start
The Ole Miss Rebels opted to be aggressive early on a fourth and 1 against the Kentucky Wildcats, but a false start penalty pushed them back five yards.
Kiffin didn't do anything wrong. He just pushed his player back to the bench where the player belonged. Big deal!
Funny, but I can't seem to recall much Kiffin sideline stuff. Can you list a few things?
As far as wrong or right that will be up to his employer. What he did shows a lack of maturity and self control and this is the reason as a head coach Kiffin has never been well respected by most of his players. Don't bother comparing him to college greats like Woody Hayes. As a head coach Lane has no real accomplishments. Riding on the coattails of Pete Carroll and Nick Saban as an assistant doesn't count.
His Darth Vader impression at the Sun Bowl wearing a black hoody with the hood up and dark shades comes to mind. Can't think of any other NCAA coaches attired like that.
Back in the day Kush recruited me. This man scared the crap out of me. LOL. A friend of mine met him later in life and said he was still a tough old bird that you did not want to mess with. Frank was not a big guy but he still was intimidating to a lot of people. Some of his drills were legendary like "the bull in the circle" that he used to "motivate" some players.
Kiffindorfer is very respected on the college circuit. Very respected.
Even in Jr All American in the 70's the Bull in the Ring and Oklahoma Drills were standard faire to open every practice after stretching and running a lap. It was just part of the game early on.
That is a bygone era. Back then police were allowed to shoot at unarmed suspects fleeing on foot. Husbands who smacked their wives around didn't face criminal charges. Texas had a paramour law that if a husband caught his wife in the act of boinking another guy he could use that as a legal defense to a murder charge.
Agree. He's doing a great job at Ol Miss. Especially this season. He's not getting Matt Corral numbers from Jaxon Dart so far so he's adapted. This years team is lead by it's defense. Lane Kiffin with a defense team? Maybe Nick Saban rubbed off on him. Ole Miss is ranked 7th in the nation in team defense.
Maybe not but nowadays it will hurt the feelings of woke college administrators who consider it bullying. Nothing will come of it because those same hypocrite administrators are on the take from big donors that support and want Lane Kiffin. Everyone has a price.
