Kliff Kingsbury's "swag" is out of control

So much effort...

I like it and him, hope he does well. It's cool he can appeal to young people that way, I just hope he can put his foot up a player's arse and get his point across when he needs to.

It was going pretty well until the hashtags.

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Sitting at the house playing COD/2K13/Madden against 12 year olds online doesn't suffice as activity even if you claim to "wreck shop"

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I know Klark Kent hates him.

Leaked Memo: How Texas Tech Could Craft The Image Of Its New Coach And Become "The Hippest School In The Game"

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A tipster sends along the following email, which was originally sent from Stephen Spiegelberg, a Texas Tech alum and proprietor of Lubbock clothing store Chrome, to Joe Parker, the deputy athletics director at Texas Tech. According to the tipster, the message was bcc'd to a few of Texas Tech's regents. The email seems to be a followup message after a lunch meeting between Spiegelberg and Parker. It contains a detailed list of ideas about how to get Texas Tech's new head football coach, 33-year-old Kliff Kingsbury, into the media spotlight.

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The email reads like the work of the real-life version of Jean-Ralphio, and it is as hilarious as it is ridiculous. Some of Spiegelberg's best suggestions:


Get Kingsbury a nickname. Suggestions include "GQ," "Hollywood," and "Swagger."

Get Kingsbury a professional stylist, specifically Fred Segal, who has apparently styled "Micheal" Jackson, Brad Pitt, Madonna, Ashley Olson, Bruce Willis, The Beatles, Carrie Underwood, and Adam Lambert. "The list goes on," boasts Spiegelberg.

Get Kingsbury on the "B-list," which will somehow lead to his being invited to the Oscars and Grammys. Also New York Fashion Week

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Add Kliff to the hordes of people who don't know the period goes within the quotation mark at the end of a sentence.

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Add Kliff to the hordes of people who don't know the period goes within the quotation mark at the end of a sentence.

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in that instance it's acceptable to have the period outside of the quotation marks

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in that instance it's acceptable to have the period outside of the quotation marks

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I'm not allowing "acceptable."

I always do find myself going either way in reality. Depends on my mood.