The REAL reason Lane left Ole Miss for LSU

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The REAL reason Lane left Ole Miss for LSU

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He was afraid of recruits finding out what “Ole Miss” really meant. If only we had a time machine to go back in time and start a marketing campaign that would tell RB Lacy and other black people on the roster before the portal closed:

"Ole Miss" refers to the University of Mississippi, with the name originating from its first student yearbook in 1896, though its deeper roots are controversial, stemming from enslaved people's terms for a mistress, but the university embraces it as a unique nickname for the school and its athletic teams, the Rebels, alongside their famous chant, "Hotty Toddy".

Why would any black person go there? I mean it literally says “Ole Miss” on their helmets.

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In 1968, Duke enrolled at Louisiana State University (LSU) in Baton Rouge. In 1970, he formed a white student group called the White Youth Alliance that was affiliated with the National Socialist White People's Party. He appeared at a demonstration in Nazi uniform carrying a sign reading "Gas the Chicago 7" (a group of left-wing anti-war activists William Kunstler had defended) and "Kunstler is a Communist Jew" to protest Kunstler's appearance at Tulane University in New Orleans.[19][20][2][22] Picketing and holding parties on the anniversary of Adolf Hitler's birth, he became known on the LSU campus for wearing a Nazi uniform.

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Kiffin left Ole Miss for the same reason he left all his previous jobs. He's anxious at rest because he's deeply insecure. He desperately needs to feel wanted, so he keeps putting himself into these situations. He obviously didn't get enough attention as a child.

Good coach though.

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Okay big shot, what is the origin of the term land shark?

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