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Lane Kiffin vs. the entire state of Tennessee

Submitted by Mark Nagi on July 24, 2010 - 5:54pm

Look, I never expected Lane Kiffin to buy a summer home in Murfreesboro...

But it's getting to the point that eventually, he will have upset sports fans in every city, town, village and hamlet in the state of Tennessee.

On Saturday Kiffin swooped in to hire Tennessee Titans running backs coach Kennedy Pola as his
offensive coordinator at Southern Cal. 

Kiffin failed to inform Titans head coach Jeff Fisher that he was interested in one of his coaches.  On Saturday, Fisher responded with these comments to the Tennessean newspaper.

"I am very disappointed in the lack of professionalism on behalf of Lane (Kiffin), to call me, and leave me a voice mail after Kennedy had informed me he had taken the job," said Fisher.  "It is just a lack of professionalism."

Remember, Fisher is a Southern Cal alum.

With this in mind, some predictions on Lane Kiffin's next moves to cause angst and anger in the state he called home (for 14 months).

- Lane Kiffin tries to convince the Knoxville Civic Coliseum to eliminate ice from their building, forcing the Knoxville Ice Bears to move to Albany (NY).

- Lane Kiffin attempts to hire Carson-Newman head coach Ken Sparks as his new "guru of pigskin."

- Lane Kiffin, along with Ed Orgeron, travel to Graceland in an effort persuade the Elvis Presley family to move the jungle room to a storage closet in the Playboy Mansion.

- Lane Kiffin calls the downtown athletic club asking for a revote for the 1997 Heisman Trophy... so that Ryan Leaf can get the award.

- Lane Kiffin tells Bonnaroo officials that they can hold their annual summer concert/festival in his backyard.

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