I thought it was really good....I just cannot bring myself to actually dislike the guy.
Anybody watch the E:60 on Lane Kiffin?
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Nonsense. You can achieve great things if you’ll only believe in yourself.
Jon Sokolof is owed an apology. That and Kiffin is publicly trying to tell big jobs he has changed his ways were the big takeaways.
Nope, haven't run out of non Ole Miss videos to watch yet. I still probably have years and years more of informative ones to watch before I get that low on content
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Anytime I want to get the latest information about Lane Kiffin, I know just where to go. Sixpack.
Nope. Never seen The Blindside either
Did he demonstrate how he's anything other than an emotional child these days? I mean he tweeted an unprovoked tweet about Carson Beck this summer and then went on Theo Vonn's podcast a week later and tried to tell everyone he has grown up. Color me unconvinced.
Then there was SEC Media Days interview two months ago with Paul Finebaum where he attempted to blame everyone but himself for the 2024 UM team not making the CFP. Sounds like my two teenagers deflecting accountability. Finebaum all but called him a clown on TV.
Then there was SEC Media Days interview two months ago with Paul Finebaum where he attempted to blame everyone but himself for the 2024 UM team not making the CFP. Sounds like my two teenagers deflecting accountability. Finebaum all but called him a clown on TV.
Par for the course that he matured and found himself in Oxford. He will be there for a long time. 
In the ESPN special he blamed everyone but himself for his failure in the NFL and at USC. He’s probably correct for the most part on both of those situations, but he definitely hasn’t learned to take any accountability.
As suspected. Thank you. He's an emotional child.
Or, just a thought, we get better, and it does not matter if he stays or leaves.
He's got a lot of Leach in him. Although, Mike's mother probably took more Tylenol.
I think you’re right. They will pay whatever it takes to keep him. And as long as he’s winning 9-10 games per year and keeps them in the hunt, it’s worth every cent.Par for the course that he matured and found himself in Oxford. He will be there for a long time.
He’s a good coach, probably the most successful OM coach in most of our lifetimes.
I still think he’s an ***.
But can’t deny the impact he’s had on raising OM’s floor under him.
I still think he’s an ***.
But can’t deny the impact he’s had on raising OM’s floor under him.
He's an emotional attention w#0re who thinks he's more important than what he is and that's why he fits in so well at UM.
I'm kind of interested in some of the USC and Tennessee behind the scenes stories. Anyone here a video editing expert that can make a version without the positive Ole Miss content?
I haven’t. I am a State homer and genuinely dislike the rest of the rest of the SEC in the present. After the passage of time I can go back and appreciate other coaches/programs. I’ve currently worked my way up to liking Spurrier and Gene Stallings, so will be a few decades before I can warm up to anyone currently coaching.
The only time I can bring myself to watch anything about UM is a game where they are losing and the fans are disappointed.