LSU Football Staffer Set to Depart Baton Rouge for Position With UCLA Bruins

The Minnesota native will head to his third program in as many seasons as he continues rising up the ranks at the collegiate level.

Kelly and Co. have seen multiple staffers depart Baton Rouge this offseason. Who's out?

The Departing Members:

No. 1: Jordan Arcement - Director of Player Development

Arcement served as Director of Player Development for LSU where he was promoted to that position in January of 2023.

He previously served as a recruiting specialist for the Tigers during the 2022 season.

Acrement was heavily involved in LSU’s recruiting efforts as well as the program’s NIL initiatives where he's now received an opportunity to join Athletes First to assist in adapting to the revenue sharing era of college football, according to On3 Sports.

Prior to joining the LSU support staff, Arcement spent nearly three years at the University of Virginia where he worked his way up to Director of Recruiting Communications after serving as a senior scout and regional scout for the Cavaliers.

No. 2: Bobby Barham - Assistant Director of Recruiting

Barham joined the LSU football staff in February of 2022 where he's served various roles for the Tigers during his time with the program; most recently as Assistant Director of Recruiting.

Prior to being promoted to the Assistant Director of Recruiting role, he previously worked as the on-campus recruiting coordinator for the Tigers.

Barham originally joined LSU staff as a defensive personnel analyst.

Now, Barham has taken to social media where he revealed he will be departing Baton Rouge and will take an opportunity elsewhere moving forward.

No. 3: Preston Tiffany - Director of Player Personnel

LSU Director of Player Personnel, Preston Tiffany, made his way to Baton Rouge in February of 2024 to take on a pivotal role behind the scenes for the Tigers.

He arrived in Louisiana after four years with the Ole Miss Rebels where he worked his way from a recruiting and personnel assistant to director of player personnel in his final season with the Rebels.

According to LSU Athletics, Tiffany played a key role in acquiring talent that produced the best season in Ole Miss history in 2023 as the Rebels won a program-record 11 games, defeated Penn State in the Peach Bowl and finished the year ranked No. 9 in the nation.

Now, Tiffany is headed to the National Football League after accepting a role with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Kelly and the LSU Tigers have seen multiple support staff members depart Baton Rouge this offseason with the program retooling several areas of the personnel department.

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