Lane Kiffin posted a motivational message asking LSU fans for patience as eight players enter the transfer portal

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Lane Kiffin departed Ole Miss this weekend after orchestrating one of the program's most successful seasons in recent memory. Kiffin announced on social media that he's leaving Ole Miss for LSU on Sunday, ending weeks of speculation about his future.

Lane Kiffin's return to Ole Miss as the LSU coach will come on Sept. 19 in what figures to be one of the most charged and raucous environments of the 2026 college football season. The game's date was revealed Thursday as the SEC announced its 2026 schedule, which will feature nine league contests for each team.

Lane Kiffin is headed to LSU, and his actions on the way out of Oxford show the same flaws that have been his reputation for much of his career.

Former Tennessee offensive coordinator Alex Golesh new Auburn coach. Jerry Mack has Kennesaw State playing for CUSA championship.

LSU football coach Lane Kiffin has had plenty of controversial stops in his career. We look back at USC, Alabama, Tennessee, Ole Miss, FAU and the Oakland Raiders through Kiffin’s own words.

Kiffin, who has been at Ole Miss since 2020, has a history of controversial exits from previous positions. From Tennessee to the Oakland Raiders and USC, he has made several high-profile moves in his career. Let's take a look back at some of his most notable departures.

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson shares his candid thoughts on LSU hiring Lane Kiffin and what it means for the program.

In the case of LSU-Ole Miss and LSU-Tennessee, we know now.

LSU's Lane Kiffin suffers the biggest offseason blow yet as star running back Kaleb Jackson enters the transfer portal.