From The Lane Kiffin Show, Nov 22, 2009. Coach Kiffin comments on horrible pass interference call made against Anthony Anderson. Says the “refs made the right call.” Tells Bob Kesling, “YOU can say whatever you want. Don’t worry. He (Mike Slive) can’t fine you. Go ahead. Say what I wanna.” Priceless!
In the game of chess, the pawn is the weakest piece, and it is often used metaphorically to indicate something that is unimportant or expendable. In the game of College Football, Nu’Keese has become that pawn for the University of Tennessee football program.
Kiffin first used Nu’Keese back in February at an “energetic breakfast” with some of Tennessee’s donors and alumni. Kiffin claimed Urban Meyer broke NCAA rules by calling Richardson while he was at UT on a recruiting visit.
Seems that the world of college football on CollegeFootballTalk.com would be pretty dull if it wasn’t for Coach Meyer and Brandon Spikes. I guess the Alabama vs. LSU game isn’t worth covering as the Gators have five of the eleven headlines on their home page late Wednesday night.
Lane Kiffin still can’t keep the Gators off his mind. From the Knoxville News Sentinel:
When asked of Meyer’s comments on the SEC refs UT Coach Lane Kiffin responded, “Urban Meyer? Criticized the officials, wow, that will be interesting. We’ll see.”
Did Coach Mullen Take the O with him to Miss St.
Seven games into the 2009 season and the sputtering offense is the hot topic. It seems to be the question that Coach Meyer is asked week in and week out now. Last week leading into the Mississippi State game he had this to say about the offense:
Did Coach Mullen Take the O with him to Miss St.
Seven games into the 2009 season and the sputtering offense is the hot topic. It seems to be the question that Coach Meyer is asked week in and week out now. Last week leading into the Mississippi State game he had this to say about the offense:
Lane crashes the party.
Tim Pollock gives us a wrap-up for week three in the SEC
Ryan Mallett looks every bit the elite quarterback he was touted to be, but it appears Georgia is out to kick-start every quarterback’s 2010 Heisman campaign. First the Dawgs gave up 37 to South Carolina, then 41 to Arkansas.
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Maybe Stephen Garcia and Ryan Mallett really are Heisman hopefuls. Chances are, though, that Georgia’s defense is just bad. The true test will be when Georgia plays Tennessee. If Crompton completes more than seven passes—not including catches by the Bulldog defenders—then all is lost for the Georgia hopeful.
Tim Pollock gives us a wrap-up for week three in the SEC
Ryan Mallett looks every bit the elite quarterback he was touted to be, but it appears Georgia is out to kick-start every quarterback’s 2010 Heisman campaign. First the Dawgs gave up 37 to South Carolina, then 41 to Arkansas.
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Maybe Stephen Garcia and Ryan Mallett really are Heisman hopefuls. Chances are, though, that Georgia’s defense is just bad. The true test will be when Georgia plays Tennessee. If Crompton completes more than seven passes—not including catches by the Bulldog defenders—then all is lost for the Georgia hopeful.
Tennessee coach Lane Kiffin responds to Urban Meyer’s comments that UT wasn’t playing to win.
http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=4494316
Is there any way this is all part of some well thought out master plan by Boy Blunder and his League of Super Coaches? If you check out the headlines and stories after the Florida-Tennessee game you can see he pulled a fast one over on the media.
Kiffin had every Gator fan circle September 19th on their calender with his remarks soon after being hired. I’ll admit that I wished time would speed up so these two teams could strap on the helmets and play the off-the-field antics in The Swamp.
