jerseyborn1971
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They are 10000% serious. Welcome to the South.
The past 12 months or so have reinforced that he's still just the same guy that Al Davis fired 20 years ago. All the talk of "growth" and "maturity" were just empty PR slogans so he could complete his public image rehab.Hire a clown, expect a circus.
Kiff was funny on Twitter for a few minutes. He's 100% a jagoff.
I seriously liked him for a minute at Ole Miss. You're 100% correct, though. He hasn't changed, and in this new era, he's probably gotten worse.The past 12 months or so have reinforced that he's still just the same guy that Al Davis fired 20 years ago. All the talk of "growth" and "maturity" were just empty PR slogans so he could complete his public image rehab.
He also won the first USC Tarmac Prize.I seriously liked him for a minute at Ole Miss. You're 100% correct, though. He hasn't changed, and in this new era, he's probably gotten worse.
As a head coach, he has a couple of pre Covid C-USA championships at FAU. A good portion of the guys on that roster were there because of Charlie Partridge, FWIW. Otherwise, he's won a Peach and Gator Bowl.
I hate this drunk asshole
The funny thing is that they were rewarded. They remained in the AP top ten despite a lackluster performance against UTEP and weak wins over SJSU and Sam Houston until they lost to unranked Florida. If OSU loses to U of I and gets blown out by Indiana they shouldn't get in either, despite the "reward" for playing Texas in the nonconference.
oh ho,ho.
FAFO
Ehhhhh. In some cases, sure, but I get sort of tired of pretending that these dudes in their 20s (sometimes mid 20s) are just innocent actors in all of this. Maybe they have the least culpability, but they're not entirely blameless either.I mean, i dont really understand gloating at the players' misfortune. Glad it didnt work out the way LSU and Kiffin wanted, but i don't feel any sort of schadenfreude for the athletes themselves.
You're right that these players are capable of their own decisions, but at the same time LSU and Kiffin were the ones enticing them to come back to school and ended up not facing any real consequences while these guys got left out to dry.Ehhhhh. In some cases, sure, but I get sort of tired of pretending that these dudes in their 20s (sometimes mid 20s) are just innocent actors in all of this. Maybe they have the least culpability, but they're not entirely blameless either.
It's especially comical when people (you didn't) refer to them as "kids." Most of these dudes are grown ass men making decisions as adults.
I can see that point, that's fair.You're right that these players are capable of their own decisions, but at the same time LSU and Kiffin were the ones enticing them to come back to school and ended up not facing any real consequences while these guys got left out to dry.
oh ho,ho.
FAFO
Of course.BATON ROUGE, La. -- As LSU and the SEC found themselves locked in an unprecedented game of legal chicken over coach Lane Kiffin's plan to roster two former NFL players this season, Kiffin routinely reached out to his friend, attorney Tom Mars, for legal advice.
When Mars urged Kiffin to back down, the LSU coach texted him screenshots of legal opinions from an unlikely source.
ChatGPT.
"Usually, when I would express an opinion about what LSU was doing, Lane would reply with a screenshot from ChatGPT that supported LSU's position, which was almost always wrong," Mars said. "Lane ignored most of my unsolicited advice, but I don't think he'll be using ChatGPT anymore for legal advice."
Some times you need to shoot a John Byng (or a Dae'Quan or an Zxavian) pour encourager les autres.
Each of the players has a team of professionals that advises them. They are enticed the same way other pros are enticed, via money. I'm not happy at their lost gamble but I don't think they got left out to dry.You're right that these players are capable of their own decisions, but at the same time LSU and Kiffin were the ones enticing them to come back to school and ended up not facing any real consequences while these guys got left out to dry.