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See larger Former University of Tennessee head football coach Lane Kiffin waits to board a plane bound for California at McGhee Tyson Airport on Wednesday.

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Former University of Tennessee head football coach Lane Kiffin waits to board a plane bound for California at McGhee Tyson Airport on Wednesday.

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  • Former University of Tennessee head football coach Lane Kiffin waits to board a plane bound for California at McGhee Tyson Airport on Wednesday.
  • Layla Kiffin, wife of former University of Tennessee head coach Lane Kiffin, and Monte Kiffin, former University of Tennessee defensive coordinator, board a plane at TAC Air at McGhee Tyson Airport bound for California on Wednesday.
  • Layla Kiffin, wife of former University of Tennessee head coach Lane Kiffin, and Monte Kiffin, former University of Tennessee defensive coordinator, board a plane at McGhee Tyson Airport bound for California on Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2010. After only 14 months on the job and with five years remaining on his contract, Kiffin broke the news Tuesday night that he was leaving UT to take the head coaching position at the University of Southern California.
  • Monte Kiffin waits to board a California-bound plane at McGhee Tyson Airport. Lane Kiffin resigned as head football coach for the University of Tennessee after accepting an offer with the USC Trojans. Monte Kiffin and Ed Orgeron also resigned and will join Lane Kiffin in California.
  • Layla Kiffin, wife of former University of Tennessee football coach Lane Kiffin, boards a plane at McGhee Tyson Airport bound for California on Wednesday. Lane Kiffin is joining the University of Southern California as their head football coach.
  • Memerbs of the Kiffin family board a plane at McGhee Tyson Airport bound for California on Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2010. After only 14 months on the job and with five years remaining on his contract, Kiffin broke the news Tuesday night that he was leaving UT to take the head coaching position at the University of Southern California.
  • Monte Kiffin waits to board a California-bound plane at McGhee Tyson Airport. Lane Kiffin resigned as head football coach for the University of Tennessee after accepting an offer with the USC Trojans. Monte Kiffin and Ed Orgeron also resigned and will join Lane Kiffin in California.
  • Former University of Tennessee head football coach Lane Kiffin waits to board a plane bound for California on Wednesday at McGhee Tyson Airport.
  • Lane Kiffin stopped to talk to News Sentinel reporters on his way out of the University of Tennessee Neyland-Thompson Sports Complex on Wednesday. Kiffin then flew to Los Angeles on a jet where he begins his new job as head football coach for the University of Southern California.
  • Lane Kiffin stopped to talk to News Sentinel reporters on his way out of the University of Tennessee Neyland-Thompson Sports Complex on Wednesday.
  • Monte Kiffin stopped to talk to staff in the weight room on his way out of the University of Tennessee Neyland-Thompson Sports Complex Wednesday, Jan 13, 2010.
  • University workers remove a Red Bull cooler from the administrative offices in the University of Tennessee Neyland-Thompson Sports Complex Wednesday, Jan 13, 2010. Former Defensive-line coach for UT Ed Orgeron is well known for his love of the Red Bull drink.

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Comments on this photo » 3

ZacharyUTK writes:

get on that plane. get on that plane and never ever come back.

V_O_L_S_GO_VOLS_GO writes:

Shoulda made his as$ walk.

VolfanClinton writes:

There goes our chance to beat Florida and Alabama

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