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Lane Kiffins New Contract with Louisiana State University Raises Eyebrows: A Home Sale Discrepancy and Playoff Bonuses The recent report by Sporticos Daniel Libit reveals a peculiar detail in Lane Kiffins new contract with Louisiana State University, concerning his home in Oxford, Mississippi. The term sheet states Kiffin bought the residence for nearly three million dollars, but theres no clear public record to support this figure. Online listings show a 2021 sale at $1.65 million, and the seller confirms this price, with the total potentially reaching $1.75 million. This discrepancy comes at a sensitive time for Louisiana State University, still facing criticism over a $54 million buyout to former coach Brian Kelly. Meanwhile, Louisiana State is reportedly paying Kiffin playoff bonuses from his Ole Miss contract, with potential earnings up to $1 million if Ole Miss makes it to the championship game.

Kemon Spell, a top-tier running back, has reopened his recruitment after Penn States coaching change, drawing interest from Notre Dame, Nebraska, Oregon, and LSU. Hes visited top schools and expressed interest in LSU, particularly with Coach Kiffin. His decision is highly anticipated in college sports.

LSU Football Boosted by Blake Bakers Return: Stability Amidst Recruiting and Transfer Portal Uncertainty LSU football fans rejoice as defensive coordinator Blake Baker stays, bolstering the teams coaching staff and recruiting efforts. Bakers decision to remain with the Tigers helps retain key players like DJ Pickett, Dominick McKinley, and Tylen Singleton, ensuring team cohesion and talent retention. With the transfer portal opening soon, Bakers return is crucial for LSUs future success.

Lane Kiffin, LSUs new head coach, is swiftly reshaping his staff, including recruiting efforts for the 2026 class. Kelvin Bolden, former Assistant General Manager, left LSU for Ole Miss, reuniting with Austin Thomas and joining Pete Goldings staff. Billy Glasscock, former Ole Miss General Manager, replaced Austin Thomas at LSU. Boldens return to Ole Miss marks a quick coaching carousel spin.

LSUs potential coaching hire, Elijah Robinson, faces uncertainty as Syracuse demotes him and Nebraskas Matt Rhule emerges as a competitor. Despite this, LSUs defensive staff remains stable with Blake Bakers retention.

LSU Tigers football team had a tough season in 2025, but six players earned spots on the All-SEC teams. Mansoor Delane and AJ Haulcy were first-team selections, with Delane potentially a top fifteen NFL draft pick. TreyDez Green made the second team, and Harold Perkins, Damian Ramos, and Grant Chadwick were third-team picks. Despite team struggles, these players shone individually, with Ramos and Chadwick leading the SEC in their respective categories.

LSU Tigers interim head coach Frank Wilson prepares for his final game against Houston in the Texas Bowl, with key players like Garrett Nussmeier, Mansoor Delane, Aaron Anderson, and Whit Weeks out due to injuries. Michael Van Buren is set to start at quarterback, and the game serves as a tryout for players aiming to impress new coach Lane Kiffin.

LSUs pursuit of Elijah Robinson for their defensive line coach position takes an unexpected turn, with multiple schools now in the running, including Nebraska Cornhuskers. Despite initial reports of a deal, sources suggest a deal with LSU is now uncertain.

LSU football shines on 2025 All-SEC Coaches Teams, with Mansoor Delane, A.J. Haulcy, TreyDez Green, and Harold Perkins Junior earning spots on the first, second, and third teams. Specialists Damian Ramos and Grant Chadwick also receive recognition. The Tigers, with a 7-5 record, face Houston in the Texas Bowl on December 27th, showcasing their talented roster.