He’s just finished his first season at FAU, where he’s already won 10 games, one more than in the program’s last three seasons combined, capped by a Conference USA championship and an appearance in Tuesday’s Boca Raton Bowl against Akron. I was making my learning mistakes on the national stage instead of the other way around.” -Lane Kiffin
“Most successful people do it differently than I did. On his Twitter trolling, which includes photos of Alabama’s Saban in ripped jeans and of North Korea’s Kim Jong Un in a Tennessee coaching jacket: “If you think about it, it’s completely backward. On the airport tarmac where USC left him after firing him immediately after flying home from a loss: “That wasn’t because I was disliked.” On the mattresses burned at Tennessee after he bolted for Southern Cal: “To me, that’s a good thing.”
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He jabs a plastic fork at a Styrofoam container full of takeout noodles, and he unleashes a few things that have been on his mind. His voice is quiet, his words meandering. Right now, he’s leaning forward in the chair at his desk in his office in South Florida. Or perhaps you know it intuitively, because no matter how far he may have receded from college football’s biggest stage, you never lost the sense that at any given moment, somewhere, Lane Kiffin is probably talking shit.
Or you may know it because you’ve recently witnessed him talking to reporters, on the radio and on TV, giving the national media a peek inside the program he’s building down in Boca Raton. You may know it because you’ve seen the Florida Atlantic coach’s Twitter account, where he tweaks his former boss Nick Saban and trolls his former team Tennessee. Lane Kiffin has some thoughts he’d like to share.
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