Lane Kiffin took another swing at Nick Saban and whiffed.
for his Monday news conference while also dealing with the issues at quarterback, offensive line and general pride in performance that hadn’t been questioned in a while.The guy worked for Saban for three seasons in a match that baffled observers at the time and still today.Kiffin’s the rascal who couldn’t stay out of trouble in school.
Since returning to the SEC, Kiffin’s never missed a chance to thank Saban for saving his coaching career and call him the GOAT.He was in that routine Saturday morning on the SEC Network when he added the final salvo. Nobody missed the implication with Saban approaching his 72nd birthday with clear and extremely relative issues facing his program.He’s now 0-5 coaching against Saban.
Jimbo Fisher, to be clear, isn’t a buddy but he was the first former assistant to school the teacher.
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