The SEC office is located where? Alabama
Who has an ax to grind with Tennessee? Alabama
Who cheats at all things football? Alabama
Kiffin 5-15 in the NFL/SOS 12-20/Lil Nick 15-17//
I just got off the phone with Southeastern Conference spokesperson Charles Bloom, and he explained the league’s decision to not issue a reprimand for South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier’s comments questioning Tennessee coach Lane Kiffin’s recruiting ethics.
Kiffin, as I’m sure most have heard by this point, was reprimanded today by SEC commissioner Mike Slive for violating the league’s “code of ethics.” Kiffin claimed Florida coach Urban Meyer “cheated” by illegally contacting prospect (and eventual UT signee) Nu’Keese Richardson during his official visit to Knoxville.
That wasn’t actually a violation, though, and Kiffin offered the apology Foley requested this afternoon.
“Looking at both statements from the two coaches, we felt that Coach Spurrier’s comments did not rise to the level that Coach Kiffin’s did,” Bloom said.
http://www.timesfreepress.com/news/2009/feb/05/blog-sec-differentiates-between-spurriers-and-kiff
Fuck you too Orlando Bloom. “Looking at both statements from the two coaches, we felt that Coach Spurrier’s comments did not rise to the level that Coach Kiffin’s did,” Bloom said. If you are scared of Spurrier, then just say you are scared. Nice judgment call, you pussy. What is your alma mater Mrs Bloom?
You need help, man. Please don’t be a danger to yourself and others.
What does Spurrier have to do with Alabama?
On the plus side, rubber rooms are usually orange. You should be right at home . . .
This is too good not to post. It is an article in today’s Orlando Sentinel entitled “Kiffin Looks Like Big Buffoon Over Meyer Accusation”:
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/orl-bianchi0609feb06,0,910548.column
Best line: “Kiffin accusing Meyer of cheating is like Bowser from ‘Sha-Na-Na’ accusing Springsteen of stealing his songs.”
Classic. It just gets better and better.
I believe that Jai Eugene is so far off of the reservation that he may never come home.