I don’t really blame kids that go elsewhere for NIL. Because I’d likely do the same unless I thought they’d couldn’t develop me. I won’t ever blame a man for wanting a better job. Saying that, I have to be fully willing to be understanding if he left for a Bama or Georgia after 5-6 years. Obviously wouldn’t want that, but have to be fair in life.

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Posted by beauchristopher

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Posted on 11/30/25 at 12:17 am to WeatherdogLSU1

I don't think he would if he's having success here, but if he did, I would not be mad. I understand the risk.

I'd rather have a coach that's wanted over the alternative.

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Posted by uptowntiger84

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Posted on 11/30/25 at 12:20 am to WeatherdogLSU1

Thats the way the cookie crumbles. If coaches and players are good enough, other teams will want them. Thats the reason why its so hard to win year after year. The great coaches have their staff and players constantly being pursued by other programs. But the thing is if you have a great head coach he will be able to keep some coaches and players and he will replace the ones lost.

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Posted by abellsujr

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Posted on 11/30/25 at 12:21 am to WeatherdogLSU1

He fought to finish the year out and was told to frick off. Why are people mad at Kiffin? What he does next year is his business. He was told no for the rest of this year.

That’s my narrative and I’m rolling with it

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