CLK Public Enemy?

#51
#51
I like this part. Is he really trying to suggest that two coaches working together at a previous job is "incestuous" or out of the ordinary? Finebaum is completely out of touch with reality and so is anybody who puts any stock in what he says.

"And to continue the incestuous nature of this staff (Lane Kiffin and Orgeron worked together at USC), Kiffin hired his brother-in-law, David Reaves, to be the quarterbacks coach. He was at South Carolina last year. Could Kiffin's mom be far behind to join the staff?"
 
#52
#52
haha it seemed like he was bashing CLK the whole time then at the end, he kinda took it back....
 
#53
#53
Think they are mad now...wait until he starts beating them on the football field.
 
#54
#54
"Here is a guy who coached at the Mecca of West Coast football — Southern Cal — and desperately tried, but couldn't land, the Washington job recently"

What!? :post-4-1090547912::post-4-1090547912:
 
#57
#57
Two things about Tennessee football coaching and media relations that make me smile. #1 How fast Kiffin went from the hot golden boy to such a easy target for critism. #2 How fast Fulmer went from the same target to a sold out mistreated nice guy.
 
#58
#58
"This is the first time since Bob Neyland became head coach in 1926 that there are no coaches with Tennessee backgrounds on the staff," Gilbert said.

And I couldnt be happier.
 
#60
#60
Looking forward to sending Finebaum into apoplectic seizures when we start beating their a$$es. Funniest article I've read in a while. It's very refreshing after what we've been through.:pepper:
 
#61
#61
I loved the post on Alabama's website that called Kiffin a Daddy's Boy!
I thought that people made fun of men when you were called a Momma's Boy?

But the funny thing is that the main guy who is the head of their program is a Big Time Daddy's boy and that is Bryant Jr.
 
#62
#62
m37bruno said:
I loved the post on Alabama's website that called Kiffin a Daddy's Boy!
I thought that people made fun of men when you were called a Momma's Boy?

But the funny thing is that the main guy who is the head of their program is a Big Time Daddy's boy and that is Bryant Jr.
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You can't pay any attention to what any Bammer says. They're all delusional nincompoops.
 
#63
#63
Well guys I have read this forum for a long time but never posted. I have followed UT football since Battle was the coach. A lot has happened over the years, but i have not seen so much interest in Tennessee Football that i can remember. Kiffin has definately put a spark in our fans as well as the media. I hope he can pull out a few surprises on NSD so we can hear the present "elite of the SEC" whin and belly ache some more. Next season is going to be interesting.........for sure!!!!!!!!!
 
#65
#65
McVolfan said:
Well guys I have read this forum for a long time but never posted. I have followed UT football since Battle was the coach. A lot has happened over the years, but i have not seen so much interest in Tennessee Football that i can remember. Kiffin has definately put a spark in our fans as well as the media. I hope he can pull out a few surprises on NSD so we can hear the present "elite of the SEC" whin and belly ache some more. Next season is going to be interesting.........for sure!!!!!!!!!
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Welcome aboard the crazy train... Have been a Volunteer fan for a long time as well. Go back to the Bowden Wyatt days......
YouTube - Randy Rhoads - Crazy Train Video (From Tribute Album)
 
#67
#67
Good morning all my fellow vol freaks.Cant sleep much either to close to nsd.I have been reading post on here for over a year. Some good some not so good but all about our favorite subject the [good gawd all mighty Tenneessee Vols].I am honered to be on here with so many great vol fans.You all might not always be correct in your predictions or info but by golly its always from the heart with true passion about Tennessee football.I been a fan since birth,went to my first game in 1976 at age 9.Held my first son under a plastic rain suite as we beat the great OhioState with [Eddie George and Orlando Pace] on board.Was their in the s dome as Jeff Powell roared down the side line to seal our victory over the U.Besides looking up at 60000 Tennesse Vol fans many of whom had travled over 2000 miles to a desert in Arizona in 1998.,I dont think Ive ever been as pumped and excited about our great and proud program. I am new but from time to time might have some interesting insite on a few subjects.Any way thank yall and remember.You are born American but your Vol by the grace of god.
 
#69
#69
tn4elvis said:
Good morning all my fellow vol freaks.Cant sleep much either to close to nsd.I have been reading post on here for over a year. Some good some not so good but all about our favorite subject the [good gawd all mighty Tenneessee Vols].I am honered to be on here with so many great vol fans.You all might not always be correct in your predictions or info but by golly its always from the heart with true passion about Tennessee football.I been a fan since birth,went to my first game in 1976 at age 9.Held my first son under a plastic rain suite as we beat the great OhioState with [Eddie George and Orlando Pace] on board.Was their in the s dome as Jeff Powell roared down the side line to seal our victory over the U.Besides looking up at 60000 Tennesse Vol fans many of whom had travled over 2000 miles to a desert in Arizona in 1998.,I dont think Ive ever been as pumped and excited about our great and proud program. I am new but from time to time might have some interesting insite on a few subjects.Any way thank yall and remember.You are born American but your Vol by the grace of god.
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Welcome to the board sir..
 
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