During SEC Media Days a few weeks ago, LSU coach Lane Kiffin was interviewed by ESPN's Marty Smith and Ryan McGee.

During the interview, Kiffin went into detail about leaving Ole Miss to take the LSU job.

Here's what he had to say:

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Cherry Cheesecake•1 day

Time to move on from this.

wesman21•1 day

Wow, he is so damn good. Haven't been this excited since Coach O took over.

LaSportsFan1•1 day

Dude really gave good responses to questions asked. Time for folks to move on!

GeauxLSUBengalTigers•1 day

I love everything he said in that second video.

HarryHoudini•1 day

LK is exactly right. Rarely does a coach leave with grace. Most of em are either forced out, fired, or leave. Even legendary coaches at top programs who have won it all have found themselves in this position.

Timeoday•19 hours

Did he just say Ole Miss had low expectations? Wowza!!

Tiger_n_ATL•4 hours

Yes, he did. That’s gonna go over like a lead balloon in Oxford! The game there this year is gonna be epic, the hatred is gonna be spewed on live television.

Bayou•21 hours

He articulated the departure quite well.
We got a really good one in Lane.

Barbellthor•1 day

Beautiful.

Davy•19 hours

It's about the Fighting Tigers now.

king47•1 day

Is this the whole interview?

skullopener•1 day

i am getting sick of this

TigerFan244•1 day

Why does Lane keep giving pouring gas on this issue that needs to be dead and buried? Bc no matter wht he says, someone is going to take a piece of it run w it and then it shows up on social media. Needs to take a page out of Bill Belichik’s book here. On to LSU.

JohnnyU•23 hours

It's only "pouring on gas" from the Ole Miss and the haters segment. He articulated everything with clarity, purpose, reason and thoughtfulness. When the piece came out the LSU wasn't on the horizon. He was honest about his departure being messy. He really doesn't owe anyone a justification. Ole Miss was lucky to have them. He took a moribund program to heights they haven't seen in 60+ years.

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