Sir Fury

Waiting until (or attempting to wait until) the end of his current team’s regular season isn’t “dragging this out”. That has always been the anticipated timeline by potential suitors (I.e. LSU). The only reason things have been hairy is because Ole Miss is frustrated that he hasn’t signed his extension. So they are nervous, rightly so, and have been pressing the issue. We have known all along what Kiffins desired timeline was.

You’re high, aren’t you?

IMO, in order to hire a coach, you should be at least 18y/o.

#ifyoucandieforyourcountryyoucanhireacoach

I dont understand why so many of yall are so infatuated woth money. Its not our decision and we aren't paying it. I simply want the best coach we can get for whatever the powers that be are willing to pay. I want winning football. I want to compete for championships.

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This. Should've just left him alone.

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My opinion is that Ole Miss is screwing themselves. They’re pushing Lane out. They have their best shot at a natty in like 50 years. Lane brought them back to relevancy. What they should be doing is communicating with his agent, offering a nice pat raise, but leave it OUT of the media. Instead, they’re causing more drama than our governor did with the BK and Woodward fiasco. They’re pushing Lane out, and it’s a bad look.

That goal line stand was pretty clutch, too.

Dereliction of duties?

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Is LSU football really still an elite program?

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Yes.

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“But muh 3 titles this century” can only get you so far. 2019 was great, but we have done nothing outside of that since 1/9

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Name all the programs that have done that this century. The list is extremely short. Hence the term “elite”.

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I’ll choose to believe you are telling the truth. You are wouldn’t break my heart like that would you

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Again, I’m not claim8ng it will happen. I’m still skeptical as well. I do want to believe, though.

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We're getting a yes man as a coach. Don't think that's Kiffin.

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You don’t fire a winning coach, and pay him tens of millions of dollars to leave, just to hire a “yes” man. If you’re going to 8nvest that kind of money to get rid of a guy, you’re going to look for someone with the qualities that guy didn’t have. So let’s look at the notable things mentioned about BK thst have recently come to lite: work ethic - not attending full practices, golfing and vacationing too much and at key times, and not being hands-on in recruiting. So you’re looking for someone who is a relentless recruiter, is personable, and has a high work ethic. Look for someone who is passionate about coaching. Now, there are certainly some other things that need to exist. But I don’t think a the things I listed fit well into a “yes” man. And if they did, he’s probably still a damn good coach because of the aforementioned mentioned attributes.