lane kiffin usc | lane kiffin – Pete Caroll replacing by Lane Kiffin as a football coach of the NFL’s Seattle Seahawks, Lane Kiffin from Tennessee make a surprise choice of Souther California, after hours introduce the school announced the hiring of Lane Kiffin.

Kiffin, 34, is an adherent of Carroll, serving on his staff from 2001 to 2006. In his last two seasons at USC, Kiffin was the program’s offensive coordinator and recruiting coordinator.

“He has a coaching background both in the pros and in the best collegiate conferences. He has a great command of the X’s and O’s.He is familiar with the Trojan landscape and will be a great representative of our university. … And, very importantly, he has proven to be one of the finest recruiters anywhere.” said Mike Garrett, USC athletics director.

Kiffin left USC in 2007 to coach the Oakland Raiders, becoming the youngest coach in the NFL’s modern era. He was fired in September 2008 after four games of his second season with a 5-15 overall record.

He then was hired by Tennessee, where he coached the Volunteers to a 7-6 record last season.

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Green Bay Eaten by the Arizona Cardinals, the final scores 51-54, and this is the highest scoring in National Football League history.

Dansby’s winning score came after Cardinals cornerback Michael Adams stole the ball from Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers on the first overtime possession at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.

The 96 total points were one more than the previous post season record set in 1995 when the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Detroit Lions 58-37.

The Baltimore Ravens beat the New England Patriots 33-14 in today’s first playoff game after racing to a 24-0 first-quarter lead in Foxboro, Massachusetts.

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Standout college and professional football running back and veteran analyst Craig James joined John Saunders and Terry Bowden as an analyst for ABC Sports’ college football studio show from Times Square Stadium in September 2003.

From 1996-2002, James worked for CBS Sports in a variety of roles. He was an NFL game analyst and a studio analyst on “College Football Today,” “NFL Today” and the college basketball halftime studio show. He also served as a reporter for the network’s coverage of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship and on the bobsled and luge competitions during the 1998 Olympic Winter Games. From 1991 through 1996 James was at ESPN, where he served as a studio analyst on the “College Gameday” and “College Football Scoreboard” programs. [...]

The highlights of the women’s college soccer are very rare and there is no much talk on it but sometimes there is a good reason behind bringing such highlights. Something similar happens in a game between the New Mexico Lobos and BYU Cougars. During the match, a catfight took place which makes the game more interesting to watch.

It was the semi-finals of the Mountain West Conference Tournament between the New Mexico Lobos and BYU Cougars where the fight incident occurred. It was an ordinary game at the start but things started going crazy after BYU had taken a lead. It was not looking like a battle at UFC event and not a game at the the Mountain West Conference Tournament. [...]

Detroit marathonThis upcoming Sunday, October 15, some familiar faces will be running at the Detroit Marathon. I’ll be running the half-marathon (one full was more than enough for me) alongside fellow Biggest Loser Season 7 contestants: Helen, Damien and new lovely wife Nicole, Carla. Some faves from Season 6 will also be running: Coleen, Amy C. and Shellay; and from Season 2, Pete Thomas.

Pops (Ron, my dad, if you didn’t know) is going to be doing the 5k, but is having knee surgery this month, so its all still up in the air. Renee, mother of Michelle from season six, will also be doing the 5k.

There are tons of events going on this weekend for the marathon, half, and 5k, and spots still open to run/walk/jog/skip/whatever – so come out, and have some fun!

It was a blow to the United States soccer community to learn of the recent accident involving Charlie Davies age 23. He was involved in a deadly vehicle accident that left one passenger dead at the scene.
Charlie Davies. US Men’s National Team vs Honduras at Estadio Olimpico in San Pedro Sula, Honduras.

Charlie Davies. US Men’s National Team vs Honduras at Estadio Olimpico in San Pedro Sula, Honduras.

Scheduled as one of the starting forward for the US national team Davies will have to be replaced as the accident left him with a shattered elbow, lacerated bladder and other broken bones. However severe the accident he was lucky to have survived as one other passenger of the wrecked vehicle died.

Davies will remain at the Washington Hospital Center Medstar for another week before being released. His recovery is expected to take anywhere from 6-12 months with many more months needed for rehabilitation.

Davies played for the FC Sochaux-Montbéliard in the French League.

The stage is set for one of the biggest matches for these two countries in recent months. With the qualifying for the 2010 World Cup down to the last stages, every soccer match counts. And for the USA and Honduras, this encounter may spell the difference between qualifying outright for next summer’s big soccer event or waiting for the results of other matches in the line up. Eighteen months of CONCACF qualifying for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa comes down to two matches over the span of four days. [...]

Friday of this week marks 100 days from the start of the African Cup of Nations held in Angola.

Ghana and the Ivory Coast are among the sides already qualified so the likes of Chelsea’s Michael Essien, Didier Drogba and Salomon Kalou will be travelling to the Southern African nation alongside Kolo Toure of Manchester City with Togolese striker Emmanuel Adebayor still hopeful of qualifying.

But is the country ready to host a major football tournament?

A billion dollars have been spent trying to get the stadiums up to scratch, building new roads and refitting the airports. But my understanding is that, of the four venues that will stage the event next January it will be a race against time to get at least one of them ready. [...]

When you put your hand up to become a soccer coach you are taking on a huge responsibility. Along with that responsibility comes accountability. It does not matter at what level we are coaching, the responsibilities and accountabilities are the same.
A number of families involved with the county’s youth soccer community have united to defend a soccer coach who was accused last week of sexually abusing a 12-year-old girl while attending a soccer camp.

Juan Jose Aranguri, 46 and director of the South America Soccer Academy, has stepped down as coach of a girls’ team with the Bethesda Soccer Club and he has been suspended from other coaching duties with MSI soccer, which is one of the county’s largest soccer clubs, pending the outcome of the criminal case against him. He was arrested last week for allegedly inappropriately touching a girl in July while she was a student at the academy.

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Join the College Football FanHouse crew for a mid-day chat as college football’s opening week unfolds. We’ll have several of our writers and additional interesting Twitter feeds participating in the chat application.

The show gets rolling at 3 PM ET, comfortably nestled at the end of the early slate of games and before headliners like USC, Notre Dame, Illinois, Georgia and Oklahoma State go battle. Chat application after the jump.