LSU’s Lane Kiffin lands new OL from Maryland

Bah is a redshirted junior from Memphis, Tennessee. He didn’t do this past season with Maryland. In 2024, Bah achieved one tackle and one assist.

LSU finished the season 7-6 and 3-5 in the SEC, missing the College Football Playoff. Although the College Football world is still reeling from Kiffin’s actions, he is nevertheless focused on bolstering the roster.

Recently, Kiffin secured Oregon transfer TE Zach Grace’s commitment. Additionally, he got former Arizona State QB Sam Levitt to transfer. Plus, former USC backup QB Husan Longstreet committed thanks to Kiffin.

After initially declaring for the transfer portal, LSU was able to retain RB Caden Durham.

A big reason Kiffin chose Baton Rouge was to be in a position to win a national championship and serve as the head coach of a storied program. Meanwhile, Ole Miss went 13-2 and 7-1 in the SEC.

They went all the way to the Fiesta Bowl, where they lost to Miami 31-27. Kiffin has coached for at least 15 years at different institutions and in various capacities.

From 2007-2009, Kiffin was the head coach of the Oakland Raiders. He was hired by Al Davis at 31, making him the youngest coach in franchise history. committed