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OregonBuckeye
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"Please kiss my precious newborn you fat, sweaty stranger! I want you and your 61-34 career record to father my child"
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Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Report: Ed Orgeron advised Lane Kiffin against taking the Ole Miss job
Next year’s Ole Miss-LSU game just got a little more interesting.
It is being widely reported that Lane Kiffin will be the next head coach at Ole Miss. While the school has yet to make an official announcement, Kiffin’s family has pretty much confirmed the news.
Having previously been both a head coach and assistant in the SEC, Kiffin will be facing some familiar foes in Year 1 with the Rebels. The most familiar of them all is LSU coach Ed Orgeron. Kiffin and Orgeron worked together at USC and Tennessee (and almost LSU). Parrish Alford of the Daily Journal reports that Orgeron advised his close friend not to take the Rebels head coaching job:
LSU coach Ed Orgeron, who was 10-25 as Ole Miss coach from 2005-2007, advised Kiffin against the move.
Daily Journal sources said Orgeron told Kiffin a certain “fit” was required to coach at Ole Miss, and he didn’t think his long-time friend had that fit.
It will be interesting to see what both coaches have to say when they’re eventually asked about this nugget. If true, it adds to the intrigue of the meeting set for Sept. 26, 2020 in Baton Rouge.
Entire article: https://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/o...-lane-kiffin-against-taking-the-ole-miss-job/
Just interesting SEC gossip.
Next year’s Ole Miss-LSU game just got a little more interesting.
It is being widely reported that Lane Kiffin will be the next head coach at Ole Miss. While the school has yet to make an official announcement, Kiffin’s family has pretty much confirmed the news.
Having previously been both a head coach and assistant in the SEC, Kiffin will be facing some familiar foes in Year 1 with the Rebels. The most familiar of them all is LSU coach Ed Orgeron. Kiffin and Orgeron worked together at USC and Tennessee (and almost LSU). Parrish Alford of the Daily Journal reports that Orgeron advised his close friend not to take the Rebels head coaching job:
LSU coach Ed Orgeron, who was 10-25 as Ole Miss coach from 2005-2007, advised Kiffin against the move.
Daily Journal sources said Orgeron told Kiffin a certain “fit” was required to coach at Ole Miss, and he didn’t think his long-time friend had that fit.
It will be interesting to see what both coaches have to say when they’re eventually asked about this nugget. If true, it adds to the intrigue of the meeting set for Sept. 26, 2020 in Baton Rouge.
Entire article: https://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/o...-lane-kiffin-against-taking-the-ole-miss-job/
Just interesting SEC gossip.
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I mean, Coach O isn't wrong. I just dont see Kiffin as an SEC type of HC. More of a Pac 12, Big 12 or even ACC type. Not a knock, but there is a certain style of coach that will work, and Ole Miss is a tough place where you have an in state rival and multiple border rivals as well who come and poach the few top MS recruits
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Kiffin's other son said it was down to Oxford, Mississippi and Darfur, Sudan as to where he'd be more excited to go.
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I mean... do you think that Kiffin all of a sudden has a grasp of the rules and a willingness to follow them? I don't. Seems a perfect fit at Ole Piss to me.
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He's skinny fat but instead of storing the fat in his gut it's all in his neck and head area.
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