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Kliff Kingsbury was plenty proud of his team for going on the road and beating Arkansas Saturday. He was especially pleased to hand Bret Bielema a loss. Bielema has been talking a big game lately. Not only did he rip on Ohio State’s schedule …
You know how we know Kliff Kingsbury is one of the coolest coaches in the country? For starters, he recently admitted he flirts with high school players’ moms during recruiting visits. Then there’s the whole dancing during practice thing. …
Texas Tech has one of the top football programs in the country, and head coach Kliff Kingsbury is bringing the team’s popularity to new heights. One reason for that is that chicks dig him. Kingsbury has been called a Ryan Gosling clone. Texas …
Kliff Kingsbury is one of the most popular coaches in the country, mostly because of his good looks. Women swoon over the Texas Tech coach and love to talk about how much he looks like Ryan Gosling. Now, the question is whether his rapping skills …
Kliff Kingsbury is a full-blown celebrity in the state of Texas and beyond. The Texas Tech coach’s good looks have left fans swooning and comparing him to Ryan Gosling. One Little kid even dressed as Kingsbury for Halloween this past October. …
Over the past few years, parents have been really nailing it by dressing their young ones up as college football coaches. Baby Kliff Kingsbury may have already won this year’s Halloween costume contest. Kingsbury is more than just the head …
The person running the Twitter account for the Oklahoma Sooners football team was probably just trying to be humorous when sending out a tweet after Oklahoma handed Texas Tech its first loss of the season, but the move backfired. Shortly after …
Best looking coach in sports? Has to be Kliff Kinsbury. The guy is a Ryan Gosling clone. He looks like a male model, not a football coach. Everyone seems to recognize that. In fact, prior to the Texas Tech-TCU game, ESPN showed some Texas Tech …
College campuses across the country will be sending students home for the summer over the next couple of weeks, which must be a great source of anxiety for coaches. The less time players spend with their teams, the more opportunities they have to get …
