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12/02/2025

Bill Cowher destroys Lane Kiffin with warning to future Tigers recruits

In a fiery takedown that's rippling through college football, NFL Hall of Famer and former Pittsburgh Steelers coach Bill Cowher unleashed on Lane Kiffin, branding the new LSU Tigers head coach as a self-serving opportunist who prioritizes personal gain over player loyalty.The controversy erupted over the weekend when Kiffin abruptly left Ole Miss for LSU, just as the Rebels eyed a College Football Playoff berth. Reports revealed Kiffin planned to poach key offensive assistants, issuing ultimatums: join him in Baton Rouge or be left behind. Ole Miss AD Keith Carter swiftly denied Kiffin's plea to coach the Rebels through the postseason, forcing an immediate exit.On CBS's NFL Today, the Super Bowl XL champion didn't hold back. "It's not about the program—it's about Lane Kiffin," Cowher fumed. "He doesn't care about the players he's had for four years, building toward this moment. You go, fine—but don't gut the staff and destroy their championship dreams." Cowher reserved his sharpest barb for future Tigers: "Recruits, heed this: He'll stick with you only as long as it suits his next move."Kiffin's LSU introduction Monday drew mixed reactions. He claimed Nick Saban, his former boss, urged the jump, citing similar contract offers from Ole Miss and Florida.

12/02/2025

Ole Miss fans boo Lane Kiffin, family as they board plane headed for LSU

The honeymoon is over for Lane Kiffin at Ole Miss, ending in a cacophony of boos and middle fingers as the embattled coach and his family boarded private jets bound for LSU on Sunday afternoon.Hundreds of Rebels supporters swarmed University-Oxford Airport, their cheers for an 11-1 playoff-bound team morphing into raw vitriol just days after the Egg Bowl triumph. Kiffin, who announced his departure via X after a torturous negotiation with athletic director Keith Carter, was pelted with jeers as he stepped from an SUV onto the tarmac. "F*** you, Lane!" echoed one fan's scream, captured in viral videos that lit up social media.His brother Chris and expected LSU recruit Charlie Weis Jr. drew similar ire, with the crowd flipping birds at the ascending aircraft. Kiffin's $90 million LSU deal—inked after AD Carter nixed his dual-role playoff plea—left fans feeling betrayed. "We built this program together, and he bails at the finish line," fumed alumnus Jake Harlan on X. The coach, pausing for ESPN, called it "a challenging day," lamenting the lost shot at a "historic run." Now, Pete Golding inherits the reins, with Joe Judge and Bryan Brown staying put amid staff purges. As Kiffin's plane lifted off, one banner read: "Hotty Toddy? Not for Traitors." The 2026 SEC clash in Oxford looms as SEC's most venomous grudge match yet.

12/02/2025

Will Joe Judge stay on Pete Golding’s staff at Ole Miss?

In a swift move to stabilize its coaching ranks following Lane Kiffin's shocking departure to LSU, Ole Miss has secured a key retention: quarterbacks coach Joe Judge will remain on the staff under new head coach Pete Golding.ESPN's Pete Thamel reported late Saturday that Judge, the former New York Giants head coach and longtime NFL offensive coordinator, "has agreed to stay on staff." His decision comes as Golding, elevated from defensive coordinator to permanent head coach, prioritizes continuity for the Rebels' College Football Playoff run. Ole Miss officials are aggressively boosting salaries to retain talent, with Judge viewed as a cornerstone due to his pivotal role in developing stars like Jaxson Dart—a 2025 first-round NFL Draft pick—and dynamic playmaker Trinidad Chambliss.Judge joined Ole Miss in 2024 under Kiffin, bringing NFL pedigree to a program eyeing SEC contention. "Joe's expertise has transformed our quarterback room," athletic director Keith Carter said. "He's essential to our championship push."Golding, a Nick Saban protégé since 2023 at Ole Miss, inherits an 11-1 squad fresh off an Egg Bowl win. Co-defensive coordinator Bryan Brown is also staying, but bios for offensive holdovers like Charlie Weis Jr. were scrubbed from the team's site, signaling potential shifts.

12/02/2025

LSU football rumors: The coach Lane Kiffin is expected to keep around

In a seismic shift that's rocked the SEC, Lane Kiffin has officially committed to becoming LSU's next head football coach, leaving Ole Miss in the lurch just as the Rebels eye a College Football Playoff berth. The 50-year-old Kiffin, fresh off an 11-1 season that propelled Ole Miss to new heights, inked a seven-year, $12 million-per-year deal with the Tigers—potentially ballooning to $100 million with bonuses—after weeks of tantalizing speculation. Kiffin's departure, announced Sunday via a cryptic tiger emoji on social media, caps a dramatic saga. LSU dispatched two private jets to Oxford to whisk him and his family away, signaling the end of negotiations that included advice from mentors Nick Saban and Pete Carroll. "LSU is thrilled to welcome Coach Kiffin," athletic director Verge Ausberry beamed, praising the hire as landing "the best coach in the country." The move isn't without controversy. Kiffin lobbied to helm Ole Miss through the playoffs but was rebuffed by Rebels brass, who feared he'd poach talent amid the January transfer portal frenzy. He plans to raid Ole Miss' offensive staff, including key architects behind quarterback Jaxson Dart's stellar year, though defensive coordinator Pete Golding—now promoted to Rebels head coach—aims to retain core pieces like veteran OC Joe Judge. For LSU, reeling from a 7-5 campaign and Brian Kelly's abrupt exit, Kiffin represents redemption. His track record—55-19 at Ole Miss, blending Air Raid wizardry with recruiting savvy—positions the Tigers to challenge Alabama and Georgia head-on. Fans are buzzing: "Geaux Tigers" trended nationwide, with one X user quipping, "Kiffin's chaos just upgraded to purple and gold.

12/02/2025

Eli Manning’s hilarious reaction to a fake rumor he’s replacing Lane Kiffin at Ole Miss

In the whirlwind of Lane Kiffin's Sunday bolt to LSU, leaving Ole Miss in playoff purgatory, a parody post lit up social media with the ultimate fever dream: two-time Super Bowl champ Eli Manning suiting up as Rebels head coach. The fake scoop from "274 Sport"—a satirical twist on 247Sports—claimed Ole Miss had a "transition plan" ready to elevate the Rebels legend, whose No. 10 jersey hangs in the rafters. Manning, ever the deadpan king of the ManningCast, didn't debunk it—he leaned in. Quote-tweeting the post, he quipped, "'Coach Manning' has a nice ring to it," sparking a frenzy of fan memes. Responses flooded in: Peyton as OC? Chad Powers as backup QB? One troll pitched Danny DeVito for DC. The $160M retiree, fresh off ESPN+ gigs like "Eli's Places," clearly relished the absurdity, his dry wit cutting through the recruiting rubble Kiffin left behind. As interim boss Pete Golding corrals a dejected roster—four-star decommitments piling up like Egg Bowl regrets—Manning's chuckle offered rare levity. No clipboard for Eli, but in Oxford's hour of need, his legend shines brighter than any rumor. Hotty Toddy, indeed—or should we say, Manningcast it?

12/02/2025

Lane Kiffin will be jealous of Jon Sumrall’s Tulane deal with Florida football

As Lane Kiffin settles into his lavish seven-year, $84 million LSU deal—averaging a jaw-dropping $12 million annually—the coaching carousel's latest twist has him glancing sideways at Jon Sumrall's smoother ride to Florida. While Kiffin jets away from a bitter Ole Miss breakup, forcing him to skip the Rebels' College Football Playoff run amid fan backlash and a $4 million buyout,Sumrall enjoys a hero's farewell from Tulane.The 43-year-old wunderkind, fresh off guiding the 10-2 Green Wave to the AAC title game against North Texas, inked a six-year, $44.7 million Gators pact worth $7.45 million per season—complete with CFP incentives. Unlike Kiffin's abrupt Sunday exit—complete with airport jeers and staff ultimatums ("get on the plane or get left behind")—Florida's arrangement lets Sumrall finish the job in New Orleans, potentially through a playoff berth. "Classy move by the Gators," one SEC insider tweeted, highlighting the contrast. Kiffin, who spurned Florida for LSU after a lukewarm Gainesville visit, now inherits a 7-5 Tigers squad hungry for titles. Sumrall, 42-11 as a head coach with four straight conference title games, steps into a 4-8 Gators mess but with full loyalty intact. Kiffin's windfall is king, but Sumrall's sendoff? Pure envy fuel. As both plot SEC dominance, the carousel spins on—who's next to leap?

12/02/2025

Ole Miss hits with 4-star decommitment as Lane Kiffin’s exit to LSU looms

The Lane Kiffin era at Ole Miss ended in acrimony Sunday, leaving the Rebels scrambling amid a high-stakes College Football Playoff push. Hours after Kiffin announced his departure to LSU via social media, four-star safety Trae'kerrion Collins decommitted from the program, citing a need to "explore other opportunities" in a heartfelt X post.The 6-foot-2, 175-pound Ridgeland (Miss.) standout, ranked No. 27 nationally at his position by Rivals, had pledged to Ole Miss in July. Collins holds offers from powerhouses like LSU, Michigan, Penn State and Mississippi State. "Ole Miss, I want to thank you... for believing in me," he wrote, but the timing spoke volumes. Kiffin's move to Baton Rouge—complete with reports of him urging staff to "get on the plane or get left behind"—has injected toxic uncertainty into recruiting.Kiffin, who transformed the Rebels into an 11-win juggernaut and SEC contender, accepted LSU's lucrative offer after weeks of speculation. Fans jeered him and his family at Oxford Airport as private jets whisked them away. "From hero to villain overnight," one supporter lamented.Ole Miss responded swiftly, elevating defensive coordinator Pete Golding to permanent head coach to stabilize the locker room ahead of a potential home CFP first-round game on Dec. 19-20. Golding inherits a roster fuming over Kiffin's "halfway out the door" saga, with players reportedly alienated by the drawn-out drama.

12/02/2025

Why LSU, Lane Kiffin partnership is sure to backfire after messy coaching search

Lane Kiffin's splashy $90 million-plus leap from Ole Miss to LSU, sealed Sunday amid private jets and ultimatums, promised SEC fireworks. But the toxic fallout from his Oxford ouster—complete with staff-poaching threats and player fury—signals a partnership primed for implosion.The drama peaked post-Egg Bowl: Denied a dual-role through Ole Miss' CFP run, Kiffin reportedly warned he'd strip the Rebels bare, boarding planes with family and assistants like Charlie Weis Jr. and brother Chris. Ole Miss elevated DC Pete Golding to interim, securing a home playoff game sans their architect. "It's hard to see this ending any way but bad," ESPN's Paul Finebaum quipped, echoing Kiffin's nomadic curse—firings at USC, flops at Tennessee.LSU's boosters, rebounding from Brian Kelly's $53 million debacle, gambled big on Kiffin's offensive wizardry, dangling $25 million in NIL. Yet, Baton Rouge's cauldron demands titles; Kiffin, winless in Power 5 conference crowns, faces a 7-5 roster lacking Ole Miss' portal magic. Recruits balk at the instability—four-star decommitments already hit Oxford, with Baton Rouge next. Critics like Colin Cowherd decry the "gross" optics, while X rants label Kiffin a "sewer rat" for ditching playoff kids.

12/02/2025

Michigan State football hiring Pat Fitzgerald to replace Jonathan Smith

In a whirlwind Sunday shakeup, Michigan State fired head coach Jonathan Smith after just two seasons and pivoted to hire former Northwestern standout Pat Fitzgerald as his replacement, sources confirmed to the Detroit Free Press and CBS Sports. The move, announced mere hours after a 38-28 bowl-securing win over Maryland, caps a brutal 4-8 (1-8 Big Ten) finish that left the Spartans mired in mediocrity, extending a post-Mark Dantonio malaise.Smith, poached from Oregon State in 2023 with a $33 million buyout looming, exits with a 9-15 ledger, including a 4-14 conference skid. "The 2025 season has not lived up to our standards," athletic director J. Batt stated, praising Smith's character but demanding a "new direction." Batt's donor-backed gamble on Fitzgerald—out since a 2023 hazing scandal firing—aims to revive Spartan pride, invoking the program's 2013-15 Big Ten titles and 2015 CFP berth.Fitzgerald, 50, boasts a 110-101 Northwestern resume, including 2018 and 2020 Big Ten West crowns and five bowl wins, though his final two seasons tanked at 4-20 amid offensive woes (yards per play in the 100s). Cleared in investigations but settled a $130 million wrongful-termination suit in August 2025, Fitzgerald returns to the Big Ten with a redemption arc. "MSU's history is championship-caliber," Batt said. "Pat's leadership will reignite that.

12/02/2025

The ‘mandatory’ addition Jon Sumrall will make to the Gators staff

Fresh off his splashy hiring as Florida's 31st head coach, Jon Sumrall wasted no time laying down the law: An offensive coordinator who can unleash a high-octane attack isn't just desired—it's non-negotiable. In his introductory statement Sunday, the 43-year-old Tulane import declared, "One of my first priorities will be to assemble an incredible staff, including an offensive coordinator who understands that, at Florida, having an explosive offense isn't optional—it's mandatory!" The edict, shared via On3's Pete Nakos, echoes Gator Nation's hunger for the dynamic firepower of Urban Meyer and Steve Spurrier eras, long absent under Billy Napier's plodding schemes.Sumrall's blueprint addresses Florida's Achilles' heel: a 4-8 squad that averaged a woeful 22.3 points per game, ranking 95th nationally. His own track record screams tempo and touchdowns—42-11 across Troy and Tulane, with 2025's Green Wave erupting for 38.7 points en route to an AAC title game. "Jon fully understands our expectations for championship teams with a dynamic offense," athletic director Scott Stricklin affirmed, praising Sumrall's rapid rebuilds.Whispers link Sumrall to ex-Tulane OC Will Hall or Liberty's Josh Smith for the gig, both architects of spread-option blitzes. Paired with new GM David Caldwell's roster wizardry, this hire could turbocharge a portal haul ahead of Early Signing Day.

12/02/2025

Where Texas, Texas A&M stand in AP Top 25 after Longhorns’ stunning upset

The dust has barely settled on Texas' jaw-dropping 27-17 Lone Star Showdown victory over previously unbeaten Texas A&M, but the AP Top 25 poll's fallout is already reshaping SEC playoff narratives. Released Sunday, the rankings vaulted the Longhorns to No. 14—up from No. 20—rewarding their gritty defensive stand that snapped the Aggies' 11-0 streak and handed QB Arch Manning his signature road win.Texas A&M, the poll's former darling at No. 3, cratered four spots to No. 7 after the deflating defeat in Kyle Field's shadow. The loss—marked by a fumbled punt return and three second-half interceptions from Marcel Reed—derailed their SEC title dreams, paving the way for Georgia (up to No. 3) and Alabama (No. 10) to clash in Atlanta. "We stole their soul," Longhorns DC Pete Kwiatkowski quipped postgame, as Texas (9-3, 6-2 SEC) eyes a potential At-Large CFP bid despite a middling November.The SEC's dominance endures with eight Top 25 teams, including Ole Miss (No. 6), Oklahoma (No. 8), Vanderbilt (No. 13), and Missouri (No. 25). Ohio State holds No. 1, but the shuffle amplifies Texas' resurgence under Steve Sarkisian, who improved to 2-1 against A&M since realignment. Aggies coach Mike Elko lamented the "uncharacteristic" collapse, vowing portal reinforcements. As CFP rankings drop Tuesday, this upset cements Texas as spoiler kings—and A&M as mortal.

12/02/2025

Josh Heupel drops Tennessee football truth bomb after Vanderbilt loss

In the wake of an unforgivable 45-24 home collapse to Vanderbilt on Senior Day, Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel unleashed a raw, unfiltered assessment that exposed the Vols' fractured core. "Really disappointed we didn’t play the way we needed to in this stadium this season," Heupel lamented postgame, per WBIR's Wes Rucker, hammering the program's three Neyland losses—the most since his 2021 debut. The words landed like a gut punch amid a season of squandered promise, capping an 8-4 (4-4 SEC) ledger with Vanderbilt's explosive 582-yard onslaught led by Heisman hopeful Diego Pavia.Tied at halftime, Tennessee unraveled in a 31-3 second-half slaughter, allowing Pavia to dissect the defense for 268 passing yards and 165 rushing en route to the Commodores' first 10-win campaign since 1948. Heupel, echoing "extremely disappointing" three times in his presser, shouldered blame across staff and players while vowing a deep dive into defensive coordinator Tim Banks' unit—28.8 points allowed per game, a hair better than 2021's porous 29.1. "Coaches and players all play a part," he admitted, hinting at portal aggression and potential staff tweaks ahead of a tougher 2026 slate with Georgia Tech added.This truth bomb echoes a program teetering: 2024's playoff miracle soured by Ohio State's Rose Bowl rout, and now, home-field fragility has fans clamoring for evolution.

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