LSU’s quarterback search has been one of the most fascinating storylines of this portal season. When the Tigers hired Lane Kiffin away from Ole Miss, the assumption was that LSU would become a go-to destination for quarterbacks based on Kiffin’s stellar track record coaching the position.

Lane Kiffin is known for his off-the-wall posts on social media. He definitely had an odd one wishing his daughter’s boyfriend and his star linebacker Whit Weeks a day-before happy birthday.

Losing Lane Kiffin before the CFP could have been a death blow. Instead ,Ole Miss' administration and boosters have rallied around Pete Golding and his vision for the future of the Rebels' program

Lane Kiffin and the LSU Tigers are on the hunt for a superstar QB, but their best in-house option officially left on Wednesday.

Three days back, on Jan. 3, On3 Sports reported that the Florida transfer wide receiver Eugene “Tre” Wilson, also known as Eugene Wilson III, was set to visit Texas A&M Aggies and LSU Tigers. And now,

Ole Miss lost its head coach and splintered the staff while winning two playoff games. Now the Rebels are one win from the national title game.

The fallout from Williams’s decision along with the Ole Miss assistant coaching chaos highlight the sport’s gray areas Kiffin has long exploited.

College football can be relentless, but on Tuesday, LSU head coach Lane Kiffin paused from the grind to share a deeply personal moment. Kiffin posted a photo of his late father, Monte Kiffin, accompanied by a simple yet powerful message: “Miss you,