LSU head coach Lane Kiffin is reportedly planning to attend his former team Ole Miss’ quarterfinal bowl encounter against the Georgia Bulldogs.
On3 Sports has also reported that Kiffin is interested in being part of the ESPN broadcast crew, so much so that he has reached out to them, though ESPN hasn’t seemed too reciprocative of Kiffin’s request.
However, the sheer news of Kiffin’s presence for the Allstate Sugar Bowl game and a potential broadcast appearance has gotten a lot of fans riled up, calling out Kiffin on X.
NEW: Several people at Ole Miss & LSU expect Lane Kiffin to attend the Sugar Bowl, Chris Low reports.
Sources told On3 that Kiffin has reached out to ESPN personnel about possibly appearing in the broadcast booth for a segment during the game, although sources say ESPN hasn’t… https://t.co/DcNfdffERu pic.twitter.com/pEeXVMZfMf
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“He should keep his a** home,” wrote a fan.
“This dude is the type of ex to show up at your job,” stated a fan.
“Not the first time @Lane_Kiffin stalked his ex and showed up at their job,” said a fan.
“Lane telling Ole Miss fans to ‘move on’ is hilarious when he can’t himself,” commented a fan.
“This is supposed to be about the college players who got this far and the coaches who stayed to mentor them, this man is terrible,” remarked a fan.
“Stole the spotlight from his own players all season. Guess he has to do it one more time,” wrote another fan.
“This is the most Lane Kiffin thing I have ever seen…this guy will always give us something to talk about,” stated another fan.
“The ego on this man is even more massive than his ears,” remarked another fan.
“Not saying he’s an attention wh**e but there are signs,” commented another fan.
The Allstate Sugar Bowl, as the game is being called, will see the Rebels and the Bulldogs go head-to-head with an identical 12-1 record at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, vying for a place in the college football semifinals.
Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss Reveals No Communication With Lane Kiffin Ahead of Quarterfinal Clash
Lane Kiffin’s abrupt exit from Ole Miss to join LSU as their new head coach has severed his relationship not only with the Rebels’ fans and management but also with his former players.
Ole Miss’ star quarterback, Trinidad Chambliss, ahead of his side’s quarterfinal game against the Bulldogs, revealed that he hasn’t been in touch with Kiffin. He further revealed how the team is not allowed to be in contact with the former head coach.
“I don’t think that’s even allowed right now,” Chambliss stated during the press conference.
Kiffin’s departure from Oxford saw defensive coordinator Pete Golding being promoted as the program’s 40th head coach. The Rebels won their very first game without Kiffin on the sidelines as they defeated Tulane in the first round with a scoreline of 41-10.
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