OT: Lane Kiffin continues to "disappoint" Tennessee
Lane has poached Tennessee Titans running backs coach Kennedy Pola to become his new offensive coordinator. Apparently he didn't inform Jeff Fisher or the Titans staff that he'd been talking with Pola.
"So I am very disappointed in the lack of professionalism on behalf of Lane, to call me and leave me a voicemail after Kennedy had informed me he had taken the job. It is just a lack of professionalism."
Go figure.
/boring-off-season-non-stories.
Lane, I am disappoint.
It is almost universally held that Monte Kiffin is a good man and a class act. Now he has hitched himself to a son who is neither good or classy. Make me wonder what Monte says to his wife (and Lane's mother) in the privacy of his home.
Interesting, I was about to say the same thing that with Monte, Lane has added credibility, but he has probably burned through that as well. Still for Monte, your son is your son. He can just hope Lane changes.
Keep burning bridges and it will bite you in the ass someday, I can't wait for the day Lane's world comes crashing down.
By the time all those bridges are burned he'll still have a big pile of money he can go sit on for the rest of his life.
forget the hot wife...
Notice that Jeff Fisher used the word disappointed with Lane Kiffin and not the word suprised.
Why does that ring a bell...
...highly ranked kids are staying committed to USC. While some bench warmers are transferring, no one of great significance to the team has yet to leave.
It's the power of the 'hood.
Seantrel Henderson
has never played a down and seems shady.
If Kiffin is as shady with his money as he is with every other aspect of his personal and professional life, he could easily become one of those "WTF Bankrupt" stories. After which, of course, the hot wife leaves, if she is still hot.
I know I shouldn't feel this way, but somehow the image of an older, disheveled Lane Kiffin, who has burned all of his bridges, is broke, and can't get a job is strangely comforting.
Shouldn't Fisher have expected more from the guy who was actually employed on his staff? If Pola never told him he was talking to SC, it seems weird to expect Kiffin to (and to then run to the media to complain about it if he didn't).
This just seems like an odd thing to gripe to the press about, especially considering Fisher is an SC alum who was thought to be a pretty strong candidate for the head coaching job there before quickly deciding to stay in the NFL.
like you don't really care. On the other hand you hope he ends his days as a parking lot attendant.
... from Tennessee after only one year is the best thing he ever did for them.