Grammy-award winning rapper Lil Wayne references the coach in his new song “Banned From TV” off the”No Ceiling” release.

Talk —- like Coach Kiffin . The reference to Kiffin is made at 1:10 into the song.

Lil Wayne’s “Put Me In The Game” could be heard blaring from the sound system during UT practices in August.

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Sorry for the confusion – I was talking about Storm Johnson not getting any interest from the two state schools. I’ve been very impressed with Sanders and I think he will prosper in the UK offense.

Keep it up Raymond and stay healthy.

I hope this trend continues and UK gets more kids like Derrick Locke and Randall Cobb because the in-state schools overlook them until it is too late.

Storm Johnson running over Monroe Area was expected. The Purple Hurricanes are a very bad football team. And for as the Gerald blog, hey Gerald there are no word counts keep hitting hard. I did get what you were saying. I really think a parent can be “too involved” becasue they tend to “live through their kids”. The one thing that will get you excepted in to a school is grades hands down. It’s just a very fine line when it comes to parents/kids and choosing college’s now. And on top of that people fail to realize that a school only has 25 scholarships per season. You can’t get them all.

You lost me @ I don’t get…. I’m not a Georgia fan, I just noted how both of the state schools don’t want anything to do with him. With a kid that has put up numbers like he has, that is a red flag. LSU dropped him and they have a history of taking Me first type of kids. At this point in time, it would be best for his Dad, er I mean, Storm to commit to one of the mid-majors before those dry up also. Best of luck to him and his Dad, maybe at some point they both will realize that a better attitude would have presented better opportunities as far as college choices.

I don’t get the antipathy towards Storm Johnson that is being displayed by so many. The Buford contingent enraged that he would have the gall to transfer for more playing time (and even that is assuming that the family wasn’t just moving to a better place to live) is absurd seeing how it happens ALL THE TIME. Are people thinking that UGA, Florida, Alabama, Tennessee etc. would be all over Johnson had he stayed at Buford? Or the people blaming Johnson’s father for being so involved … would they be happier if Johnson was being raised by a single mother? Or again, would Mark Richt be falling all over Johnson if his dad took a “whatever, kid, it’s your life, you handle this huge decision that is going to impact your choice of career, earning potential, almost certainly where you will meet your future spouse, etc. all by yourself” attitude of TOTAL AND COMPLETE NEGLIGENT ABANDONMENT OF RESPONSIBILITY? I guess the people bashing Johnson’s dads either A) grew up without fathers themselves, B) had fathers who took no interest in their education or future and played no role in picking high schools and colleges for their sons, C) did not attend college or D) are complete and total hypocrites who resent Johnson for having the opportunity that they never got. I would guess that it is mostly a combination of C) and D). What about you? The truth is that every last one of these people would switch their kids’ high school in a New York minute if a free education to a good school was on the line, and would CERTAINLY play a huge role in helping their kid decide between a full ride to Emory or a free trip to Mercer. And where were these people bashing Archie Manning for being so involved in Peyton’s and Eli’s college AND NFL destinations? Or have we forgotten how Archie publicly demanded the Chargers not to draft his kid, saying that Eli would never sign there? Or how about Phil Simms’ role in Chris Simms’ committing to Tennessee and then reneging to sign with Texas because Mack Brown guaranteed him the starting job as a freshman (a promise that wound up costing Brown a national title)? Going back in time a little, what about the shell game that John Elway and his father Jack Elway pulled to make sure that the Colts trade his rights to Denver, claiming that he would go play baseball rather than play for the Colts? So many bitter hypocrites, so little time.

Also, Darius Walker didn’t get an offer from UGA either despite breaking a ton of state high school records. He turned out fine … three year starter at Notre Dame and is now on the Broncos roster after spending a couple of years with the Texans. In other words, a better college and NFL career than practically all of Richt’s higher rated RB recruits save Knowshon Moreno. Looking at all these 4 and 5 star RBs fail to move the ball for UGA year after year, Johnson would almost certainly have a better career at a place other than UGA anyway. But if these major schools keep acting silly, Johnson should be smart and just head to a mid-major team. Houston and TCU are both ranked higher than every SEC team but Alabama, Florida and LSU anyway.

Could it be he will change colleges if he doesn’t like? Integrity and committment has a place.