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Lane Kiffin, head coach of the LSU Tigers, issued a public apology to Ole Miss after a Vanity Fair interview sparked debate about recruiting challenges tied to the school's historical associations and family concerns about moving to Mississippi.
The latest USA TODAY Network Super 16 college baseball poll shows UCLA at the summit with a 46‑5 record, while Georgia, Georgia Tech and several other programs jostle for conference titles and postseason positioning.
ESPN’s College GameDay is set to broadcast from Baton Rouge on September 5, marking Lane Kiffin’s first game as LSU’s head coach and highlighting a pivotal early test against Clemson
Michael Trigg, a Baylor tight end whose college path wound through USC and Ole Miss, went undrafted in the 2026 NFL Draft but secured a heavily compensated free‑agent deal with the Dallas Cowboys. His 2025 campaign, marked by a Mackey Award finalist nod and career‑high numbers, highlights both his talent and the challenges he overcame.
ESPN’s College Gameday will broadcast the season‑opening clash between LSU and Clemson, spotlighting Lane Kiffin’s first game as head coach and a recruiting class that has turned the program into a media sensation.
The Tigers open the 2025 season against the Tigers of Clemson in a marquee matchup that promises fireworks, with Coach Lane Kiffin's first game drawing national attention.
Lane Kiffin compares the recruiting climates at LSU and Ole Miss, revealing how Confederate symbols and racial dynamics shaped family decisions, while Louisiana’s governor responds to national redistricting rulings.
In a recent interview, Lane Kiffin contrasted the difficulty of attracting Black players to Ole Miss with the relative ease at LSU, citing the university’s fraught history with Confederate imagery and recent efforts to distance the program from that past.
A look at how early‑season expectations are reshaping the landscape for new coaches across the Power Four conferences.
From Oklahoma State to Florida, the latest wave of transfers brings a mix of seasoned veterans and emerging stars set to influence the upcoming campaign.
The Lady Vols have added 13 transfers and two freshmen, a class that USA TODAY ranks ninth in the nation and second in the SEC, featuring standout players like Kaylene Smikle, Naomi White, Fatmata Janneh and Kennedy Fauntleroy.