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Proven he will be fired soon.$7.5M for a proven Coach. .
Kiffy ain’t going no where Donk.Proven he will be fired soon.
Kiffy was BEGGING for another job.Kiffy ain’t going no where Donk.
Good thing we got Sling BladeKiffy ain’t going no where Donk.
Yup, and the asshat STOPPED RECRUITING because he just knew he was leaving. They are rewarding him for that?Kiffy was BEGGING for another job.
LSU, UF, Okie, USCW, Okie, and ND all said hellz no.
That says it all.
#13 in the SECYup, and the asshat STOPPED RECRUITING because he just knew he was leaving. They are rewarding him for that?
I do wonder why his name seldom came up for vacancies. Has he not redeemed himself? Is he viewed as too much of a risk? Is the market unconvinced over what he’s done so far at Ole Miss? Ole Miss fans seem very happy with him.
He obviously doesn't like it there because he stopped recruiting and surely wanted to move on. Now that he's forced to stay, can he really be good in a job he doesn't want? He was already lazy, this is going to turn it up ten-fold. I really think it's going to get ugly - they are going to have a train wreck of a season next year.Well, he’s done a very good job with what was left behind by the previous Ole Miss regime. A lot of naysayers question how he’ll do after Matt Corral moves on. You have to do it with your own players, too, and questions have arisen about his recruiting.
Kiffin can obviously coach offense. Saban swears up and down what a great job he did changing things up at Bama and the numbers at Ole Miss are undeniable.
I do wonder why his name seldom came up for vacancies. Has he not redeemed himself? Is he viewed as too much of a risk? Is the market unconvinced over what he’s done so far at Ole Miss? Ole Miss fans seem very happy with him.
i think a lot of it does with exactly this. He can light it up but think many are still hesitant. It may take a division title or more to wash away the perception.
He obviously doesn't like it there because he stopped recruiting and surely wanted to move on. Now that he's forced to stay, can he really be good in a job he doesn't want? He was already lazy, this is going to turn it up ten-fold. I really think it's going to get ugly - they are going to have a train wreck of a season next year.
That’s one place where value is created. We’ve seen countless examples of guys who screwed up for a variety of reasons only to make big on a second chance. Pete Carroll’s name comes to mind after several failed stints in the NFL.