ESPN college football personality thinks LSU made a mistake with its coaching decision amid the Lane Kiffin sweepstakes.

Lane Kiffin is still the football coach at Ole Miss, at least for now. After that, could he be coming to LSU? It appears increasingly likely, although a deal is

The Ole Miss Rebels await a decision from Lane Kiffin as the program in Oxford navigates a three-team battle alongside the LSU Tigers and Florida Gators for his

As Lane Kiffin’s uncertain future with Ole Miss continues, Nick Saban has weighed in with his thoughts on the situation.

With the Lane Kiffin situation coming to a head, Joel Klatt said that he'd have no credibility if he left Ole Miss during a CFP run.

Should he take the offer from LSU, Kiffin would for a moment become the highest-paid coach in college football

According to CBSSports.com, LSU is preparing a 7-year, $98-million offer for Kiffin. That would make him the highest-paid coach in college football with an average annual salary of $14 million. Per a report from The Athletic, Ole Miss gave Kiffin “an ultimatum to decide his future before the Nov. 28 Egg Bowl against Mississippi State.”

Lane Kiffin coaching rumors continue to swirl as LSU and Florida pursue the Ole Miss coach. Pat McAfee urged Kiffin to stay put during "College GameDay" appearance.