LSU’s Lane Kiffin has publicly opposed the SEC’s move from eight conference games to nine. One of his league counterparts backed him up at SEC media days.

Lane Kiffin and the LSU Tigers are about to put a bow on one of college football's biggest stories this offseason.

Jordan Rodgers didn’t mince words when discussing the expectations for Lane Kiffin at LSU in the upcoming 2026 season.

The college football world watched an all-too-familiar development last season when Lane Kiffin left Ole Miss. He, of course, departed for the LSU head coach job. Despite the abrupt move, Ole Miss went on a deep playoff run that

Lane Kiffin walks into Baton Rouge with a target on his back. LSU paid big to hire him and loaded the roster through the transfer portal.

As part of the seven-year, $91 million contract he signed with LSU, Lane Kiffin was granted 65 hours of private air travel for personal use, though eyebrows have been raised over who is funding it

It's a two-way street in the relationship with this quarterback

Jimbo Fisher has never been a fan of Lane Kiffin, and he never tried to hide it. His dramatic switch from Ole Miss to LSU in the middle of the Playoff gave Fisher the exact material he needed to criticize Kiffin even further.