Feels too familiar

I've been trying to get how I feel about every scenario into words. I believe that Lane will probably stay, or should I say that's probably best for his legacy and reputation that he worked to clean up.

Through the lens of an LSU fan:
Lane @ Ole Miss: Whatever, we've dealt with it the past 6 years and we will continue to trade wins and losses with him for the next 6 years, if we won't get him this feels fine to me

Lane @ LSU: Yes, this is what we want, much of that has to do with what he was able to do with the literal turd bucket he brought UM from over his tenure and the type of personal relationships he has with both staff and players. People want to play for him, work for him, and cheer for him. Lane would have comparable if not the most success he's ever had at a place like LSU, no doubt. I think part of the push to get Lane is also because it feels like what he can do here would mirror what Saban was able to do at Alabama... which leads me to my next point

Lane @ Florida: I think this throws the entire wrench into everything. It isn't just Lane going to UF, like I just said this feels a lot like the next stop this guy makes he will make major change. LSU already being on the shite end of that stick with Saban makes this so much more enthralling. It feels like if we can get Lane or at least keep him away from Florida, then we wont have to live through a Saban-era coaching change that direct effects us in the SEC. If this was just a matter between Ole Miss and LSU, brother let them have him and we'll go get a younger comparable guy like Dilly. Because of the implications that Lane going to Florida would have, this has us all up in arms and ready to bite at anything we can grab a hold of.

Again, I believe he is staying at Ole Miss, I'd love if I were wrong in him picking LSU, but I think it would feel too familiar if he ended up deciding to ride into the sunset in Gainsville.