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Lane Kiffin, LSUs new head coach, has made significant strides in his first week, finalizing his 2026 recruiting class and assembling a formidable coaching staff. He signed the first phase of his recruiting class during the Early Signing Period and emphasized his commitment to recruiting top talent. The offensive staff, primarily from Ole Miss, is taking shape, with Charlie Weis Junior as Offensive Coordinator and Joe Cox as Co-Offensive Coordinator and Tight Ends Coach. The defensive staff, largely retained, includes Defensive Coordinator Blake Baker. This blend of new talent and retained expertise promises a powerful coaching team for LSU football.

Iconic architect Frank Gehrys passing has left the world in mourning. Despite not studying architecture, Corey admires Gehrys greatness, comparing him to Michael Jackson and Michael Jordan. Gehry didnt just design buildings; he reimagined them, embodying vision, courage, reinvention, and a refusal to think small. His work moved, flowed, challenged, and inspired. As we remember his impact, Corey shares a quote: Greatness isn’t a talent — it’s the courage to imagine what has never been seen. Thank you, Frank, for showing the world what imagination can build when it refuses to be ordinary.

Legendary coach Nick Saban weighs in on Lane Kiffins move to LSU, expressing his belief that Kiffin should have stayed with Ole Miss for their potential playoff run. Saban, who previously advised Kiffin at Alabama, recalls a similar situation in 2016 when Kiffin left for Florida Atlantic. Saban emphasizes the tough balance coaches face between loyalty and career advancement, especially in the fast-paced world of college football.

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Lane Kiffin, LSUs new head coach, secured a strong Early Signing Period, signing fourteen top-tier players for their 2026 class. Despite not having the largest class, LSUs average player grade of 93.81 is the highest in the nation. The class includes two five-star talents, Lamar Brown and Richard Anderson, along with several Louisiana blue-chippers and flipped commitments from Alabama and Louisiana.

LSU Tigers Defensive Coaching Staff Stays Put: Blake Baker Signs New Contract, Elijah Robinson Joins as Defensive Line Coach In a major win for head coach Lane Kiffin, the LSU Tigers defensive coaching staff is largely staying for the upcoming season. Defensive coordinator Blake Baker, who had been rumored to leave for Tulane or Memphis, has signed a new three-year contract extension worth $9.3 million, keeping him with the Tigers. The rest of the defensive staff, including Corey Raymond, Kevin Peoples, and Jake Olsen, will also return. The only new addition is Elijah Robinson, who joins as the defensive line coach after time with Texas A&M and Syracuse. This continuity on the defensive side sets the stage for an exciting season.

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Deuce Geralds, a top-rated defensive lineman, has signed with LSU Tigers, choosing them over Ole Miss. Despite a brief delay and intense recruitment efforts from Ole Miss and Georgia Tech, Geralds remained loyal to his dream school, citing family roots and a desire to leave a legacy. Hes excited to contribute to LSUs winning tradition and appreciate their support for student-athletes.

Lane Kiffins first recruiting class for LSU Tigers secures top talent, with fourteen signees boasting an average player grade of ninety-three point eight-one. Notable signings include Lamar Brown, the number one prospect in America, and Richard Anderson, the number one defensive tackle. Despite coaching changes, Lamar Brown remains loyal to the Tigers, while Richard Anderson fends off competition from other top programs. This strong start signals a new era for the team, focusing on securing top-tier talent for future competitiveness.