The "Lane Kiffin Era" is underway in Baton Rouge with the LSU Tigers holding an introductory press conference for the program's new head coach on Monday afternoon.
By ANDRE CHAMPAGNE, TIGER RAG STAFF Writer New LSU head coach Lane Kiffin brought six assistants with him to Baton Rouge to coach alongside him for the Tigers.
After a whirlwind few weeks filled with rumors, LSU has officially secured its next leader. On Sunday, Lane Kiffin confirmed he is stepping down as head coach at Ole Miss to take over the Tigers’ program in Baton Rouge.
Lane Kiffin was introduced as LSU’s new head coach on Monday, and he strongly suggested that Nick Saban played a significant role in his decision to take the job.
The LSU Tigers have officially hired Lane Kiffin as the program's next head coach with the new shot-caller making his way to Baton Rouge on Sunday evening.
LSU head coach Lane Kiffin is wasting no time in hitting the recruiting trail after meeting with the No. 1 prospect in America, Lamar Brown, roughly an hour after landing in Baton Rouge.
LSU Tigers wide receiver Kylan Billiot is expected to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal when it officially opens in January, according to On3 Sports. Billiot, a former four-star prospect in the 2024 Recruiting Class, signed with the Tigers as one of the top prospects in Louisiana, but was ultimately unable to crack the rotation in Baton Rouge.
New Orleans (La.) Edna Karr five-star defensive lineman Richard Anderson has shut down his recruitment and will sign with the LSU Tigers on Wednesday, sources tell LSU Tigers On SI.
While the union between LSU and Kiffin could produce incredible results, anyone paying attention to the program and coach knows it's possible — probable, some may argue — that this won't end well.
The LSU Tigers are gaining momentum in the Lane Kiffin sweepstakes with the administration in Baton Rouge working towards a deal with the Ole Miss head coach.
The LSU Tigers have emerged as serious threats to win the "Lane Kiffin Sweepstakes" as the administration in Baton Rouge takes an "all-in" approach for the Ole Miss head coach.
Oklahoma, or more accurately its tough defense, has put itself back on the right side of the College Football Playoff picture, but with two losses, there is no room for error as they host LSU in the regular season finale game on Saturday.
Oklahoma is on the right side of the College Football Playoff bracket right now, but with two losses has no margin for error heading into the regular season finale against LSU.
Brian Kelly has secured one more victory with LSU. Or, rather, against LSU. LSU informed Kelly in writing on Wednesday that he has been fired without cause.