Re: Any word on Kiffin's interview with UH? (Houston will sign Applewhite)
Somebody may hire him, true. But the end game will have already been played. How can he handle a program when he can't or won't handle himself?
Agreed. LK IS not a kid anymore, but continues to embody one because of his narcissism and lack of impulse control -- lifelong problems he's either refused to recognize or address. Do we think he'll flip a switch when he gets a head coaching job? That didn't work in Oakland where he made Al Davis look only half insane, or in Knoxville or at USC.I don't disagree that he has great potential as a HC. Also given the sanctions & an inept AD he did a good job at USC. While I have no doubt in his knowledge of Xs & Os it just seems to me he lacks the leadership skills to lead a program. People don't seem to follow him. The Houston AD said he wasn't a safe hire. Maybe going to a program like FAU will help him even more. If he can build them into a regular bowl team then maybe he'll gain some trust with a power 5 program or a mid level program like Houston. He's learning the harsh lessons of consequences for actions. I don't blame ADs for not wanting to invest millions of dollars to lead their programs right now. If I were a parent of a recruit I wouldn't want my son playing for him as a HC with the things Earle and others have posted about him. The potential is there no doubt. But potential doesn't always turn into reality for a myriad of reasons. For Kiffin his "indiscretions" are costing him big time.
*Again I'm suggesting him as a HC not an OC. I really like his offense & he's done great things with our offense. And as you do I don't think there's any way he's in Ttown next year.
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Somebody may hire him, true. But the end game will have already been played. How can he handle a program when he can't or won't handle himself?