Lane Kiffin Savagely Trolls Rival SEC Coach
Lane Kiffin continues to be a content machine on social media, and his latest target was Eli Drinkwitz.
Cringe recruiting videos have become the new normal in the college football world. Why? Your guess is as good as mine.
I see no appeal to filming weird videos in order to land a player, but different strokes for different folks. What we do know is the Ole Miss coach wasn't overly impressed with Drinkwitz.
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Lane Kiffin roasts Eli Drinkwitz over recruiting video. (Photo by Justin Ford/Getty Images)
Lane Kiffin pokes fun at Eli Drinkwitz.
Kiffin dragged Drinkwitz for rocking out on a guitar in a recruiting video, and he came away with one simple thought.
Somehow, the Missouri coach managed to up the ante from Brian Kelly's now-infamous dancing video. Check out Kiffin's hilarious viral tweet below, and hit me with your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.
For those of you who have never seen the video of Brian Kelly making a fool out of himself, you can see it below. It will never be forgotten from the internet and college football history.
You know things aren't going well when Lane Kiffin is claiming Drinkwitz somehow got more cringe than Brian Kelly. That's a dubious honor nobody is hoping is bestowed upon them.
Yet, it appears the Tigers head coach rocking a guitar might have successfully gotten the job done. It's a tough look for sure, and one Kiffin is more than willing to make fun of for his followers and fans.
Are you not entertained? The man is an offensive genius on the sideline and an A+ troll on social media. It's an unbeatable combination.
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Lane Kiffin trolls Eli Drinkwitz over cringe guitar video. (Photo by Justin Ford/Getty Images)
Stop with the cringe recruiting videos. Just stop. It's not necessary, there's no proof it works and coaches are just setting themselves up to get roasted by Lane Kiffin and the rest of social media. Let me know at David.Hookstead@outkick.com if you agree.