College football's most-wanted coach might ditch his team before it can play for a national title.

Ole Miss is facing uncertainty as head coach Lane Kiffin is being pursued by LSU and Florida, both of which have offered lucrative deals. LSU reportedly discussed a potential seven-year contract worth at least $90 million with additional roster investments, possibly reaching $100 million. Kiffin, currently earning $9 million annually, is under consideration by both schools following their recent coaching changes. Ole Miss, ranked No. 6, is preparing for its upcoming game against Mississippi State and anticipates an announcement regarding Kiffin's future afterward. The situation underscores the volatility in college football coaching markets, amplified by recent rule changes and NIL deals that have shifted traditional power dynamics. Kiffin's decision is pivotal for Ole Miss, which is having a standout season with a 10-1 record.