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13 January 2010
The student congregation last night outside the building hosting the departing Lane Kiffin's final press conference toddleresque squirmfest was estimated at between 500-1000. According to this morning's KNS, the crowd, while burning Lane Train t-shirts and shouting obscenities, never got unruly.
"The crowd was very manageable," UT Police Department Capt. Keith Lambert said. "We asked them to move and they moved, so you can't say they were an unruly crowd."
It's good to see that the current Volunteer student body, while upset, are still able to conduct themselves somewhat amicably. Which is more than I can say for the populations of Ohio State, West F. Virginia, or Michigan State (after wins, even). Not to mention a few UT alumni I know. No word if those associates had anything to do with any of the foulness painted on The Rock last night.
Hell, even the media is getting in on it. WVLT's Mark packer is calling him a "snake" and GoVolsXtra.com's Mike Strange insinuates he's either a wolf or a pig, I'm not sure which, but both probably fit.
I'm sure at some point we'll get a list of potential new(er? est?) coaches from our own J. Yeary, but until then, we can expect more tempered grumbling and douchebag-calling from Big Orange Country. Stay tuned, this could get interesting.
Image via govolsxtra.com
