Since Lane Kiffin arrived at Tennessee, he has made recruiting a focal point of his tenure. Part of that has been accusing other SEC schools of committing violations; Some of it has been him committing violations. Now come stories of Kiffin violating rules of other sorts, but making some gay men salivate with a strip tease at a Junior Day at Tennessee.
“We were in a dark theater and all of a sudden they turned on the lights and the coaches ripped off their shirts,” recruit Markeith Ambles said with a laugh. “It was like in the army and it got crunk up in there. Some of the players that were in there did some chants. It got crunk.”
Since Lane Kiffin arrived at Tennessee, he has made recruiting a focal point of his tenure. Part of that has been accusing other SEC schools of committing violations; Some of it has been him committing violations. Now come stories of Kiffin violating rules of other sorts, but making some gay men salivate with a strip tease at a Junior Day at Tennessee.
“We were in a dark theater and all of a sudden they turned on the lights and the coaches ripped off their shirts,” recruit Markeith Ambles said with a laugh. “It was like in the army and it got crunk up in there. Some of the players that were in there did some chants. It got crunk.”
One of the men ripping of his shirt is apparently Lane Kiffin. Kiffin said it’s a great recruiting tool. Why would Kiffin think recruits would be excited to see a bunch of coaches rip off their shirts? Odd. No word if Lane’s dad Monte, who now is a coach with his son at Tennessee, joins in on the fun.
