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Lane Kiffin is ready to go shopping after Nick Saban's retirement announcement and wasted no time getting the message out there...
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RockoRou16 months
Kiffen doesn't have enough class to go Bama plus he has a big mouth
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DoubleDown16 months
Gonna be super awkward if Lane accepts the Bama job though. I actually think it'll be Kaleb Debour (sp?) from Washington though.
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LSUvet7216 months
Can one of you Reb sharks define what SIP is ?
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xenon1616 months
Mis'SIP(pi)
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PhilipMarlowe16 months
That’s worse than I thought.
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AtlantaLSUfan16 months
Tacky.
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TIGRLEE16 months
So pathetic … can’t wait to see this ship sink. It’ll happen soon. It’s ole miss
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TerryDawg0316 months
Come to the Simp.
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Nado Jenkins8316 months
Come to the landmass would have been cooler. The sip sounds like you invited someone to epstien island
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ColoradoElkHerd16 months
Too bad they already blew their money :)
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tigerterrace16 months
Saban is an average on field coach who won games by having superior talent. When the field started getting leveled with transfers and NIL he was losing his advantage.
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POTUS202416 months
Sensitive people are downvoting this.
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babyray16 months
Yeah you’re right. I guess that’s why they won the SEC championship again this year. Idiot. He retired because he’s old and his wife is having health issues.
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tide0616 months
And signed top two classes the last few seasons while lining up 1st rd guys like Jahmyr Gibbs and Jamo Williams in the portal.

NIL/transfer portal hasn’t hurt Bama, it helped fill critical gaps the last three years.
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momentoftruth8716 months
Feel bad for this social media intern when Lane bolts and the portal shows up at OM
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CDawson16 months
NIL finally did what no program could do. Take Saban's advantage away and retire him.
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SOL216 months
Kiffen is probably going to bama. Then it's open season on OM and bama
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LStU16 months
Lanning to BAMA, Kiffin to Oregon?
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TommyDaTiger16 months
Lanning told em no. In fact he said HELL NO, I ain’t following Nick are you crazy?
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ZULU16 months
Classy
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DrDenim16 months
Can I get a basket of wings at this ...Sip?
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tygerphan16 months
Ghey
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Sevensblue16 months
How many kids can they take? Wtf?
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panzer16 months
What is SIP? Sorry if I live under a rock, but Ole Miss bragging about anything is new to me.
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SeeeeK16 months
SIP makes MJ plumbing fittings and connectors
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TheWalrus16 months
missisSIPpi
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Imforlsu64416 months
It’s short or slang for Mississippi.
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DesScorp16 months
This is one of the reason Saban retired... college football is essentially dead, replaced by a pro league, complete with multi-million dollar player contracts and free agency for players. You may as well tax colleges with football teams as the businesses they are.
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davyjones16 months
Didn’t A&M just recently gather the best recruiting class money can buy? By a pretty healthy margin at that I believe was the consensus among the people who actually know what they’re talking about on that topic. It’s not like they had a complete know-nothing as their HC at the time. Still though, opposing coaching overcame that NIL advantage. College may be more about the jimmys and joes than x’s and o’s, but the coaches themselves are jimmys and joes as well…..some are “men amongst boys” in the same sense that concept applies to the players. Saban, amongst a few others, is the coaching version of that premise. And I’m no Alabama fan.
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Nix to Twillie16 months
Could this be considered tampering?
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SeeeeK16 months
there aren't any rules no more
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caleb0716 months
Does Candy know?
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