Some of you probably already knew and to some it may come as a surprise.
Does it impact your view of him?
Next you'll be posting about how he found Jesus and thanks Saban for rescuing him and other stuff that has been known but everyone focuses on schit from 10 or more years ago.
Explains a lot. Good for him. Sark is the same, and look at him.
I was pointing out all those things when we were looking for Mullen's replacement, but err'body here was still "no f'n way!" and going on and on about USC and Tennessee and all the old schit....I'll spare you that.
Seriously, you didn't know this?!?!?!?! Or about him finding Jesus and straightening his schit out?Explains a lot. Good for him. Sark is the same, and look at him.
I was pointing out all those things when we were looking for Mullen's replacement, but err'body here was still "no f'n way!" and going on and on about USC and Tennessee and all the old schit....
Wonder what Lane's year 3 here woulda looked like this year...
I mean I figured he liked to party and bang coeds when he was younger. But I mean, who didn't?Seriously, you didn't know this?!?!?!?! Or about him finding Jesus and straightening his schit out?
it's actually pretty amazing to listen to him talk about it all in detail and it's been out there for a long time (i.e., before our last hiring disaster for sure). He hasn't been "that guy" since before Saban hired him.I happened upon on it and it piqued my interest. So I dug a little further. He has a high awareness of his past image as a jerk -- some will argue it hasn't changed -- and how it came to be. He doesn't dispute it all. He owns it. He's proud of where he is in life. To me it shows personal growth.
He's the most talked-about potential candidate for the UF job. He's maybe also the most ready candidate once you move past Meyer, who may have zero interest.
it's actually pretty amazing to listen to him talk about it all in detail and it's been out there for a long time (i.e., before our last hiring disaster for sure). He hasn't been "that guy" since before Saban hired him.
it's actually pretty amazing to listen to him talk about it all in detail and it's been out there for a long time (i.e., before our last hiring disaster for sure). He hasn't been "that guy" since before Saban hired him.
Defense attorneys always advise their clients to go to rehab. It makes a lot of people excuse their bad behavior, including many judges.Some of you probably already knew and to some it may come as a surprise.
Recovering? You think I’m able to get through a Napier game sober?