Lane Kiffin and the LSU Tigers are hoping to take advantage of some major college football news that went down this week. On Wednesday, the first day of the early signing period, Ohio State Buckeyes wide receivers coach Brian Hartline agreed to become the new head coach at USF (replacing Alex

LSU coach Lane Kiffin will appear on ESPN's "College GameDay" as a guest following his departure from Ole Miss last weekend.

Ole Miss fans and officials had a visceral reaction to the departure of Lane Kiffin. It was understandable but also naive. What did they think when they hired this guy — that it would end well? His reputation preceded him.

Rep. Hakeem Jeffries blasted the SCORE Act and dubbed it the “Lane Kiffin Protection Act" amid lawmakers ongoing debate over NIL rules and the future of college athletics.

Lane Kiffin has been known to troll opposing fan bases on social media, and it appears his daughter has learned from him.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety and the state's highway patrol have denied Lane Kiffin's claim that fans tried to run him off the road.

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Mississippi State Police provided departing coach Lane Kiffin a police escort to catch his flight to Baton Rouge and said his claims of fans "trying to run him off the road" were false. The escort using multiple police vehicles to safeguard Kiffin's transport to the airport was confirmed by Mississippi's Department of Public Safety in response to Kiffin's claims he and son,

Landry, 20, is the oldest daughter of the coach and was the reason he stayed at Ole Miss when Auburn came calling back in 2022. Now, she’s following him to LSU where her boyfriend happens to be playing football — even taking a shot at angry Ole Miss fans after dad’s decision.