Lane Kiffin provides a humorous idea for Tennessee Vols football.
On Friday, Ole Miss Rebels head coach Lane Kiffin made a surprising suggestion to the Tennessee Volunteers.
Earlier this week, the NCAA legalised the usage of on-field sponsorship logos (which is unfortunate…I believe we can all agree).
Starting this season, the NCAA will allow commercial sponsor advertisements on football fields for regular-season games in all three divisions, the organization announced Thursday. The NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel approved the recommendation from the Football Rules Committee. The rule allows for corporate advertisements to be placed in three spots on the field: A single advertisement centered on the 50-yard line, along with no more than two smaller flanking advertisements elsewhere on the field. It can be done on a game-by-game basis or for the entire season.
Kiffin, who was Tennessee’s head coach in 2009, made a suggestion for which logo to utilise at Neyland Stadium.
French’s mustard.
That’s a reference, of course, to the French’s Mustard bottle that made its way to the field when Tennessee played Ole Miss in 2021 and trash was thrown onto the field by fans in protest of a couple of calls that were made by officials. Hopefully we don’t see any logos on the field at Neyland Stadium. But if the leadership at Tennessee decides to enter into a partnership with a company, hopefully it’s with French’s Mustard.
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