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Lane Kiffins controversial move from Ole Miss to LSU during the College Football Playoff has sparked debate. Troy Aikman and others argue that the real issue lies with the sports structure, which forces coaches into difficult choices. Kiffin expressed regret over not coaching his former team in the playoffs, while Ole Miss respected his decision. This situation highlights the need for potential adjustments to the college football calendar.

Breaking News: Lane Kiffin and Charlie Weis Jr. Team Up at LSU, Ole Miss Signs John David Baker In a major college football coaching shakeup, Lane Kiffin and Charlie Weis Jr. have joined forces at LSU, with Weis Jr. becoming the highest-paid offensive coordinator in the SEC. Despite Ole Misss efforts to retain Weis Jr., LSU sweetened their offer, guaranteeing him the top spot in SEC pay. Meanwhile, Ole Miss quickly signed John David Baker, a former Rebels coach, to lead their offense.

Lane Kiffin, former Ole Miss coach, leaves for LSU, denying his request to coach Rebels in playoff run. Despite teams plea and his commitment, Kiffin departs, citing better opportunity at LSU. Troy Aikman speculates on Kiffins motivations, acknowledging hard feelings and jadedness in such situations.

Podcast Papi shares his personal journey of overcoming a 3-year period of isolation, poverty, and lack of excitement. He emphasizes that current circumstances do not define ones future and encourages listeners to use challenging times as opportunities for growth and preparation for their comeback story.

Lane Kiffin, former Ole Miss coach, joins LSU Tigers, surprising fans. He reaches out to Ed Orgeron, ex-LSU coach, sharing a humorous anecdote about channeling Orgerons enthusiasm. Orgeron, not ready for a previous offer, leaves LSU staffing to Kiffin, hinting at potential future collaborations.

Ole Miss hires John David Baker as new offensive coordinator, promotes Pete Golding to head coach. Baker, previously with Lane Kiffin at Ole Miss, brings fast-paced offense from East Carolina. Kelvin Bolden returns as staff member. Rebels maintain up-tempo style, averaging over thirty-four points per game. First College Football Playoff appearance set for December twentieth.

John David Baker Returns to Ole Miss as Offensive Coordinator: Bringing Success from East Carolina, Baker Aims to Maintain Offensive Momentum for the Rebels College Football Playoff Run.

Seven Ole Miss players, including sophomore running back Kewan Lacy and junior kicker Lucas Carneiro, earned spots on the SECs all-conference teams. Lacy, a standout with 1,279 rushing yards and 20 TDs, and Carneiro, whos hit 22 of 25 FGs and 58 of 58 XP attempts, were named to the first team. Senior quarterback Trinidad Chambliss and senior tight end DaeQuan Wright made the second team. The third team includes senior offensive tackle Diego Pounds, sophomore defensive tackle Will Echoles, and junior edge rusher Princewill Umanmielen. Mississippi States Brenen Thompson and Kelley Jones also received third-team honors. Ole Miss, with a 11-1 record, will host Tulane in the CFP, while Mississippi State, at 5-7, will play Wake Forest in the Dukes Mayo Bowl.