Lane Kiffin and the LSU Tigers will be big spenders in the NCAA Transfer Portal with the program set to reconstruct the roster across the two-week window.
The Ole Miss Rebels are fresh off a Sugar Bowl victory over the Georgia Bulldogs. Their old coach seems to be genuinely happy for them and living his best life in Baton Rouge.
Lane Kiffin and the LSU Tigers are the talk of the town with the program in Baton Rouge emerging as serious threats for multiple highly-touted players in the NCAA Transfer Portal.
The 2025 Ole Miss football season has been chaotic and a roller coaster, but they made the College Football Playoff and won two games in the postseason.
The NCAA Transfer Portal is officially open for business with Lane Kiffin and the LSU Tigers preparing to be big spenders in the free agent market. Kiffin and Co.
Irmo (S.C.) four-star edge rusher Jaiden Bryant has narrowed his focus to six schools with Lane Kiffin and the LSU Tigers firmly in the race for his services.
Ole Miss advanced to the College Football Playoff semifinal on Thursday with the aid of six assistant coaches that are bound for LSU. Whether those six assistants remain for the semifinal, however, remains to be seen.
The Ole Miss victory over Georgia in the Sugar Bowl on Thursday night was a win-win for the Rebels and for their former head coach Lane Kiffin, who earned at least a $500,000 bonus from his new employer, LSU.
LSU Tigers head coach Lane Kiffin remains in headlines this week amid the Ole Miss Rebels' College Football Playoff run after clinching a berth to the semifinals on Thursday night.
It’s been one chaotic season for No. 6 Ole Miss football, beginning with the abrupt departure of Lane Kiffin to LSU. However, they have proven themselves a resilient bunch, as on Thursday.
Lane Kiffin's messy exit from Oxford could have derailed Ole Miss' season. Pete Golding made sure it didn’t — turning uncertainty into momentum and proving he was more than an interim fix.
The College Football Playoff quarterfinals are in the books. Four teams remain in contention for a national title as the dust settles on New Year’s Day.
When Ole Miss Rebels head coach Lane Kiffin left Oxford at the end of the regular season for the LSU Tigers job, the program wasted no time in naming a replacement.
The No. 6 seed Ole Miss Rebels entered the College Football Playoff with a new head coach in Pete Golding. Lane Kiffin left for the LSU Tigers head coaching job, and Golding, who was the Rebels' defensive coordinator, was named the new head coach.
The Ole Miss offense under Lane Kiffin has always relied on quarterback mobility by design. Kiffin may no longer be coaching the Rebels, but Chambliss’ legs were still a major factor in their first-round playoff win over Tulane.
The Ole Miss Rebels will take center stage on Thursday night for a Sugar Bowl showdown against Kirby Smart and the Georgia Bulldogs in the Caesars Superdome.
Lane Kiffin's departure from the Ole Miss Rebels to take the head coaching position with the LSU Tigers has remained one of college football's biggest storylines.
New LSU Tigers head football coach Lane Kiffin left Ole Miss just weeks ago, but he is reportedly planning to attend Thursday's Sugar Bowl between his former team and Georgia.
Ole Miss Rebels quarterback Trinidad Chambliss is not discussing his future and whether or not it involves a transfer to reunite with his old head coach, Lane Kiffin, who is now with the LSU Tigers.
Ole Miss officials are trying to take steps to prevent Lane Kiffin’s assistant coaches from tampering with their players during the College Football Playoff.