Lane Kiffin says ‘a lot of people won’ from LSU move. Let’s rank the winners and losers

Lane Kiffin says ‘a lot of people won’ from LSU move. Let’s rank the winners and losers

The New York Times sports

Key Points:

  • Lane Kiffin views his move from Ole Miss to LSU as a positive for multiple parties, including coaches, players, and programs, citing improved contracts and program prestige at both schools.
  • Pete Golding, promoted to Ole Miss head coach after Kiffin’s departure, is considered a major winner, gaining an unexpected opportunity to lead a Playoff team with a top-ranked quarterback.
  • LSU benefits by acquiring Kiffin, who brought the nation's top transfer class and revitalized hope for the program after Brian Kelly's tenure.
  • The coaching carousel created by Kiffin’s move opened up better opportunities for several Group of 6 coaches, including Jon Sumrall (Florida), Alex Golesh (Auburn), and Ryan Silverfield (Arkansas).
  • Some losers include Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss, who lost key coaching staff and teammates, Clemson’s Dabo Swinney due to player transfers linked to Kiffin’s move, and Arkansas fans who are underwhelmed by their coaching hire following the domino effect.

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