During the first half of the SEC Championship on Saturday, Alabama offensive coordinator Lane Kiffin signaled for a touchdown before his QB Blake Sims had even thrown the ball to DeAndrew White for a 58-yard TD...

He did the same thing last week against Auburn in the Iron Bowl...

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A bit arrogant? Or nothing at all?

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Originally published on SECRant.com

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Jcorye1•114 months

I'm not a big Kiffin fan, but how is that arrogant?

Bama and Beer•114 months

Arrogant? Wtf

CreoleAubie•114 months

Dude is on fi-ya

Impotent Waffle•114 months

Well.. he was correct both times.So.....

jdutto3•114 months

Hate K -- but those are setups you dream of(and work 18 hrs a day) as a coach. I would have done the same thing.

And for those of you who think it's a signal for Sims to throw, you truly need to learn football before commenting on something you know nothing about. Take this from a high school offensive coordinator.

xGeauxLSUx•114 months

He knows the play and if the key WR is going to be open on the play. Assuming Sims sees the WR too.

3down10•114 months

I would kind of lean towards signal, but I just don't think the QB is looking at the sideline in the middle of a play.

pete4tide•114 months

"Because the ball wasn't thrown yet?"

Exactly. Moron.

Nobs•114 months

Same play both times.

ceedubyaWDE•114 months

I agree it's a signal to let Sims know he's going to be open downfield

emanresu•114 months

How do we know it's not a signal that the deep ball receiver is open?