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Lane Kiffin, the high‑paid coach without a national title, has been silent on social media since May 11, while Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby's gambling past threatens to reshape the Red Raiders' season.
Jalen Brewster, the nation's top 2027 prospect, has indicated he will stay with Texas Tech despite overtures from several elite programs.
The Trojans' most successful season in 25 years showcases Coach Andy Stankiewicz's foundation, a heartbreaking Super Regional loss, and a future built on scholarship investment and player development.
LSU's 2027 recruiting class gains a top Texas prospect while the staff navigates a high‑profile flip and a recent coaching addition.
With the 2026 kickoff against San Jose State just weeks away, the Trojans countdown series highlights Shaun Cody, a standout defensive lineman whose career spanned national titles, an NFL legacy, and now a prominent place in USC’s broadcast coverage.
LSU has revealed a $2.59 million payroll for its 2026 front‑office staff, with general manager Billy Glasscock topping the list at $1 million, positioning him among the highest‑paid college football executives.
A look at how the SEC's push for independence, the Big Ten's emerging contenders, and pending federal legislation could reshape the sport's power structure.
Jalen Brewster, the nation's highest‑rated 2027 recruit, remains committed to Texas Tech but is being courted by LSU, Florida, Indiana and SMU after a key coach left the program.
LSU hosted elite 2027 prospect Easton Royal, the No. 1 recruit in Louisiana, over the weekend. The visit highlighted the Tigers’ push to retain the state’s premier talent amid growing interest from SEC rivals.
Easton Royal, the nation’s top Louisiana prospect, toured LSU and expressed admiration for the program. With a commitment to Texas still pending and official visits to Florida and Texas scheduled for June, LSU’s coaching staff is pulling out all the stops to retain the star recruit.
Late last fall, Verge Ausberry took the helm of LSU athletics and set in motion a series of high‑profile hires and multi‑million‑dollar budgets that are redefining both football and basketball.
An overview of the major offseason moves shaping the 2026 college football season, from quarterback battles to coaching changes.
Lane Kiffin announced the hiring of Ed Orgeron as a special assistant to defense and recruiting, citing the coach's deep ties to Louisiana and a shared history of success.
Lane Kiffin announced the hiring of Ed Orgeron as a special assistant to defense and recruiting, bringing championship experience and deep Louisiana ties back to the program.
LSU’s recent hiring of Ed Orgeron as a special assistant marks a decisive turn toward a culture‑centric strategy under head coach Lane Kiffin, leveraging the coach’s deep Louisiana roots and proven recruiting pedigree.
Lane Kiffin is the new head coach of LSU, tasked with restoring the program's prominence. His previous success at Ole Miss, a strong quarterback in Sam Leavitt, and a tough SEC slate set the stage for a pivotal season.
A recent Vanity Fair interview has placed LSU head coach Lane Kiffin under investigation after he accused the University of Mississippi of a hostile, racist environment, prompting a NAACP boycott call and raising questions about his future in the SEC.
In a recent Vanity Fair interview, LSU head coach Lane Kiffin accused the University of Mississippi of a hostile, racially charged environment, insisting his words were taken out of context. With the NAACP urging a boycott of SEC schools and no allies stepping forward, Kiffin’s standing at LSU hangs in the balance as the conference ponders disciplinary action.
Ed Orgeron is back at LSU in a new role, bringing his championship pedigree and recruiting acumen to the program while partnering with head coach Lane Kiffin.
Ed Orgeron is back at LSU, taking on a special assistant role focused on defense and recruiting for Lane Kiffin's staff, a move that revives a recent championship legacy.
Ed Orgeron, the 2019 national‑championship‑winning coach, is back at Louisiana State University in a new role, while Brian Kelly’s brief and troubled stint ends in firing. Orgeron’s expertise could be the catalyst LSU needs.
The push to enlarge the College Football Playoff to 24 teams promises greater revenue sharing for schools outside the Power Five, with San Diego State among the potential beneficiaries.
Ed Orgeron is back at LSU, joining Lane Kiffin's coaching staff while Will Wade's basketball roster draws criticism and the baseball team battles a rough season.
Ed Orgeron, who led LSU to a perfect 15‑0 season in 2019, has been reinstated as a special assistant to defense and recruiting under new head coach Lane Kiffin, a move that has generated enthusiastic reactions from fans and analysts.