Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin announced his resignation amidst rumors of move to LSU. The news dropped in the middle of OU-LSU matchup.

Kiffin could have made history at a place that lifted him up as much as the other way around. Instead, he became a coaching cliche.

After six seasons that reshaped Ole Miss football, Lane Kiffin confirmed on Sunday that he has accepted the LSU head-coaching job — a move that ends an 11-1 reg

Lane Kiffin started the fire, but it spread quickly when a different coach cooled on another SEC program's pursuit.

“Lane Kiffin will win a national championship in Baton Rouge,” ESPN Insider Paul Finebaum said Sunday morning on “SportsCenter.” Kiffin, 50, accepted a reported 7-year, $98 million offer to take over at SEC rival LSU.

Kiffin wanted to stick around to lead Ole Miss in the College Football Playoff, even though he had accepted a job with LSU.