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Originally posted by Alvin York:
The majority of players SEC coaches recruit are black. The majority of black players grow up in disadvantaged areas AKA "The Hood". In the hood "street cred" is everything.

Well the fix is in.
It's all over.

Lane Kiffin has become the "in" face and personality in the world of hip hop.

Lil Wayne (I got all his Cd's) has name dropped Lane Kiffin on his latest track "Banned from TV". Looks like the Hip Hop community has embraced the swagger, brash words and controversial in your face personality of the rookie coach of Tennessee. This could pay heavy dividends down the road. This could even be more rewarding than the heavy lobby efforts of the U's gansta thug posse of alumni like ay Lewis, Warren Sapp, Michael Irvin, Santana Moss ect. Hip Hop artists outrank sports figures, baby. Entertain yourselves with this scenario.. I'm a top 20 rated recruit from Compton, California. Who's going to catch my ear, Urban Meyer and born again dogooders like Tim Tebow and Danny Wuerffel listening to Frank Sinatra and Kenny Chesney or young MC Lane Kiffin and Lil Wayne and Emineem talking it up Tennessee football ?

Dog, I hear ya.

Here are the controversial "killer" lyrics you've been waiting for

"Smoke weed, talk s--- like Lane Kiffin."

Think about that one line. Kids are going to repeat those lyrics all over the country. Lane Kiffin has transcended into a wise ass bad talking celebrity in certain quarters where all star football players are made.

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In honor of theist new exciting development I have composed my own rap track
"LK in the House"
Words, music and beat by Alvin York

LK in the House
LK in the House
LK in the House

My name is Lane Kiffin
you all know me
I'm the big new stud in the SEC

People come from miles around
Media sitting at my feet
They be mesmerized. hip to the beat

I'm so pretty. I"m so cool
These gators jack me
Cause they fear Tennessee

Thought I'd be another Phat Phil
They ain't never seen nothing like me
Came on the scene. Gonna set the Vols free

When I talk Rivals get mad
cuz I can bust a rhyme
Just like Ali in his prime

LK in the House
LK in the House
LK in the House
l
"come on, Daddy. Go old school and bust these fools"

Monte Kiffin:
Someone’s in this torso (yeah)
Hot! Gotta deal you wanna know (wanna know)
Dee-Liteful truly Dee-Liteful (liteful)
Makin’ it doin’ it 'specially at show (show)
Feeling kinda high like a Hendrix haze (haze)
Music makes motion moves like a maze (maze)
All inside of me (side)
Heart especially (yeah)
Help of the rhythm where I wanna be (c’mon)
Flowin’ glowin’ with electric eyes (ha)
You dip to the dive baby you’ll realize (yeah)
Baby you’ll see the funky side of me
Baby you’ll see that rhythm is the key (hmm!)
Get get ready with it (with it)
Can’t can’t quit it (quit it)
Stomp on the street when I hear a funk beat (beat)
Playing Pied Piper
Follow what’s true
Baby just sing about the Kiffins

_______________________________________________________
My lizards, Lane Kiffin has arrived and it's all good and going to get better.
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Originally posted by mesaspc:
Alvin:

You are painting with quite a wide brush if you think all black athletes (growing up in the hood or not) will embrace Kiffie and his psuedo gangsta attitude.

Secondly, you can have the ones who do because ultimately they are the ones who will create more problems than they are worth. (see Willie Williams)

Thirdly, I would rather have players like Ryan Stamper, Brandon Spikes, Jeff Demps, the Pouncy Twins, Percy Harvin, Louis Murphy, Joe Haden, Brandon James, etc. who know that there is more to life than wearing your pants below your butt.

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"Smoke weed, talk s--- like Lane Kiffin."

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Originally posted by cover2:

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"Smoke weed, talk s--- like Lane Kiffin."

Well, this certainly explains a lot of things.

I have to admit that I'm enjoying a mental image of Kiffin in 'dreads,' baggy jeans and a flat-billed Yankees cap on recruiting trips.

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Originally posted by Alvin York:
All ball breaking and humor aside this could prove to be a treasure chest bounty for Lane Kiffin and Tennessee. He's already the hyped darling of the media and now he's Hip Hop's new best friend.

The future of Tennessee has never looked so bright.

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Originally posted by Alvin York:
All ball breaking and humor aside this could prove to be a treasure chest bounty for Lane Kiffin and Tennessee. He's already the hyped darling of the media and now he's Hip Hop's new best friend.

The future of Tennessee has never looked so bright.

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Originally posted by Alvin York:
All ball breaking and humor aside this could prove to be a treasure chest bounty for Lane Kiffin and Tennessee. He's already the hyped darling of the media and now he's Hip Hop's new best friend.

The future of Tennessee has never looked so bright.

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Originally posted by ramosgator:
"Talk **** like Lane Kiffin."

I have never heard more **** talk from a coach that has a .500 record in my life. WIN SOME GAMES please before you flap your gums.

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Originally posted by Alvin York:

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Originally posted by ramosgator:
"Talk **** like Lane Kiffin."

I have never heard more **** talk from a coach that has a .500 record in my life. WIN SOME GAMES please before you flap your gums.

Dude, where's your history lesson. Bear Bryant and Vince Lombardi began as .500 coaches.

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Originally posted by thejoyofsobe:
parents will definitely be lining up to send their children to be coached and influenced by Lane "smoke weed, talk s---" Kiffin.

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Originally posted by UFever:
I guess now we can call him Lane Spliffin'.

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Originally posted by Alvin York:

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Originally posted by thejoyofsobe:
parents will definitely be lining up to send their children to be coached and influenced by Lane "smoke weed, talk s---" Kiffin.

yea, but it won't matter if the kid comes from a one parent home or was raised by his maternal grandmother. Kiffin can communicate with these kids showing them the advantages of throwing in with a young, talented coach that's going places with Tennessee not to mention being hyped by Lil Wayne.

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Originally posted by mesaspc:
If I was a single mom or grandmother raising a young man, I would want him to go to a program where players are treated like family. Where there are coaches who actually care that he gets an education and graduates.

Does that sound like da L wid da K?

Also, who is this Lil' Wayne person and why do you lend so much importance to what he says?

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Originally posted by met_hater25:
Alvin you've really topped yourself with this nonsense. Lil Wayne is a felon, and a low-life human being. Yeah I certainly would want him to be linked to my program. That is the difference between ordinary people, and scumbags like Lane Kiffin and yourself. Have you no pride?

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Originally posted by Alvin York:
You lizards are so transparent. You can try and hide your great jealousy and worry but we know better. Urban Meyer probably dropped a log when he saw the Lil Wayne article. He knows better than you the ramifications of this hip hop hype blanketing the country. This will without doubt lose him blue chip recruits.

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Originally posted by swampyankee:

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Originally posted by Alvin York:
You lizards are so transparent. You can try and hide your great jealousy and worry but we know better. Urban Meyer probably dropped a log when he saw the Lil Wayne article. He knows better than you the ramifications of this hip hop hype blanketing the country. This will without doubt lose him blue chip recruits.

Alvin, let's see if you can answer a question I posed to another Kiffin suck buddy who did not answer it. Would you trade Lane Kiffin for Urban Meyer right now--no dancing around, no bull crud poetry, or rap stuff, just a simple question. Would you trade your unproven coach for a two time National Champion--there really is only one three letter answer that will allow you to have any credibility at all.
Swampy