SHOCKING!!:Nearly 4 Years Sober, Ole Miss’ Lane Kiffin Gets Special Mention in Alcoholism Survivor’s Inspirational Journey
That is college football’s magic!
is about influencing lives, not just calling plays. Lane Kiffin, the head coach of the Ole Miss Rebels, is one of those exceptional people. Regardless of whether the Rebels win or lose the championship, they already have cause to celebrate because of his outstanding recruiting and game-planning abilities. Kiffin is succeeding in the game of life, which is perhaps more significant. And you know what? Many people’s lives were impacted by the “mentor Kiffin,” including Zac Clark, who gave him
Kiffin is one such name in college football whose career has been filled with both triumphs and scandals. Until his personal issues became too much to bear, things were under control. Alcohol then entered his life and plagued his career, despite the fact that Kiffin used it as a coping mechanism for stress. However, congratulations to the Ole Miss head coach, who has been out of this deadly trap for almost four years.
The HC never imagined that his story might one day help someone, even though he had committed to the sobriety route just for himself. Then came Zac Clark, the former reality TV personality who owes Kiffin his life. “You ever seen a person who is got the willpower and remains sober for 90 days…that dude is miserable?” the podcast presenter began, hinting at a grim scenario.
He may have tried this option as well, but he was unsuccessful. “I just read about Lane Kiffin. That guy is an evolved human being,” he said after learning about the Rebels HC’s fight. “And everyone, not just people trying to get sober can take a lesson from that message because so often times in life it is about letting go.” But what did Kiffin write that prevented someone like Clark from falling into the deadly grip of alcoholism?
