Kiffin jacks Crompton

[Claygator]

I'm sorry, Kiffin has something wrong with him. Getting excited and jumping around is perfectly fine imo, but when you run into someone and knock them down, the least you can do is help them up and ask if they are ok. Kiffin is a sociopath.

[FoolishMortal]

Originally Posted by Claygator

I'm sorry, Kiffin has something wrong with him. Getting excited and jumping around is perfectly fine imo, but when you run into someone and knock them down, the least you can do is help them up and ask if they are ok. Kiffin is a sociopath.

Kiffin and UT fans have no more sense of their own ludicrousness than a village idiot stumbling in manure.

[Lawdog88]

Originally Posted by Claygator

I'm sorry, Kiffin has something wrong with him. Getting excited and jumping around is perfectly fine imo, but when you run into someone and knock them down, the least you can do is help them up and ask if they are ok. Kiffin is a sociopath.

Thank goodness he is only a sociopath and not a decent football coach. Whew. Now a good sociopathic football coach would be a problem.

[tedunderhillstab]

Does that guy have a job if Crompton gets up with an elbow or shoulder injury - lol.

[nawlinsgator]

Originally Posted by Claygator

I'm sorry, Kiffin has something wrong with him. Getting excited and jumping around is perfectly fine imo, but when you run into someone and knock them down, the least you can do is help them up and ask if they are ok. Kiffin is a sociopath.

If he helped Crompton up, it would make it look like he accidentally ran into him, which would make him look stupid. No, everything he does is for a purpose, remember?

[Volcohol]

Originally Posted by GatorAbe7

Exactly. When was the last time any Vol fan was this excited to beat Vandy, much less the friggin' head man?

Well I can tell you my take on it. What I thought was Wes Brown (a guy with horrible knee problems) just scored a touchdown in his last game as a senior at Neyland Stadium. I wasn't ecstatic because we beat Vanderbilt. Just thought it was a great story for a good kid.

Kiffin summed up my feelings best:

“What a neat way to end the game on the last play for Wes,” UT head coach Lane Kiffin said. “You can’t have a guy who’s worked harder since he’s been here and been through more things.

“To see him just shows that if you want something bad enough, it can happen. The fact that he can intercept that ball, run like that and carry the guy on his back -- just a really neat story.”

http://www.govolsxtra.com/news/2009/...-lineman-week/