Joel Klatt takes a shot at Lane Kiffin

[Blake Munroe]

 

[Blake Munroe]

@Gerry Hamilton must be giving Joel tips. 

[Shane]

4 minutes ago, Blake Munroe said:

@Gerry Hamilton must be giving Joel tips. 

That’s pretty funny Blake lol 

[Alex Butler]

38 minutes ago, Blake Munroe said:

 

Facts! Don’t lose 3 games Lane

[Tuco Ramirez]

Joel Klatt is great. His post is as awesome as it is accurate.

[Dustin Wells]

I hope Lane claps back and Joel mentions the yellow socks Lane's QB left the Florida game wearing. Now that would be @Gerry Hamilton giving Joel a line to drop.

[cmk4pres]

Spot on 

[CJ Vogel]

10 hours ago, Tuco Ramirez said:

Joel Klatt is great. His post is as awesome as it is accurate.

I really like Klatt. I think he is one of the best CFB voices.

 

[CoachBobbyFinstock]

Dang is that legit? Wooo

[Glass Joe]

Klatt has really gone downhill in the past year or so.  He was once a credible analyst and worth a listen, but now he’s a shameless shill for his bosses (Fox - Big Ten), and his takes now consistently reflect his bias.  When Texas was in the Big12 and Fox was the primary broadcast partner, we all loved Klatt.  Now, Texas is the enemy in the SEC / Disney conference.

Klatt’s podcast and his Fox Noon Kickoff show have become nothing more than trying to defend the Indianas of the world (Big Ten) or his personal crusade - Colorado football (LOL!).

If Klatt wants to be taken seriously, maybe he can grow a pair and actually enter the arena instead of sniping at those in the arena from behind his Twitter (X) handle.  It’s pretty pathetic for the lead analyst for a major college football broadcast partner to be taking Twitter shots at an HC of the SEC, and particularly trying to defend the indefensible…Indiana (really?).

[Bobby Burton]

For the record, I agree with Kiffin and Klatt on each of their tweets.

The two things are not mutually exclusive, which seems to be the problem no one wants to hear. 

[Bevo92]

Klatt’s podcast yesterday talked about his twitter exchange with Kiffin.  Pretty funny.  Makes a good point re: first round blowouts in NFL wildcard round as well.  In summary:  1) College Football has never been better and more fun to watch, 2) Home field advantage is real, 3) Lots of things that can still be tweaked to make college football and playoffs even better (eg. seeding based on best teams, more home playoff games, portal schedule moved to the spring, etc), 4) More teams have a shot at gettting into national championship which has made regular season more interesting, 5) Lots to learn from the NFL 6) Even with the opportunity to improve college football further, enjoy what’s happening now.  First year.  Let it play out.  It’s awesome!