Report: Lane Kiffin wants to finish year at Ole Miss before leaving for LSU

Report: Lane Kiffin wants to finish year at Ole Miss before leaving for LSU

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Lane Kiffin is reportedly set to accept a lucrative offer from LSU to become the head coach of the Tigers, with a deal exceeding $90 million. Despite this, Kiffin intends to fulfill his current obligations with Ole Miss, aiming to coach through the College Football Playoff. This situation has led to a delay, as Kiffin recently held an extensive meeting with Ole Miss Athletic Director Keith Carter and Chancellor Glenn Boyce. LSU is preparing to facilitate Kiffin's transition by sending planes to Oxford for him and his family. The delay has created tensions, with a source expressing concerns about the potential for Kiffin to back out. The scenario highlights ongoing issues within the college football system, where coaching changes often occur before the conclusion of the season.

Originally by @profootballtalkon November 30, 2025
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