Another week has passed and there is no resolution on whether Ole Miss football coach Lane Kiffin will leave for the openings at Florida or LSU.

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No. 4 Alabama is in control of its own destiny as it prepares to host LSU in a rivalry showdown on Saturday. The Crimson Tide (7-5, 5-0 SEC) face a manageable November slate and are on pace to appear in the SEC Championship Game and to receive a first-round bye in the College Football Playoff.

LSU football plays Alabama today, the Tigers' first game since the firing of head coach Brian Kelly. Interim head coach Frank Wilson takes the wheel as LSU looks to play the role of spoiler on the road.

LSU Tigers linebacker West Weeks is rallying his team to "ruin" the Alabama Crimson Tide's 2025 college football season.

It wasn’t that long ago that LSU was beating Clemson to allegedly announce itself as a contender for the College Football Playoff. That same week, Alabama lost to Florida State, putting head coach Kalen DeBoer in one of the hottest seats in the country.

The coaching carousel never sleeps in college football, not even during the season. The USC Trojans landed the then-Oklahoma coach, Lincoln Riley, during the 20

Which job is more potentially more desirable for Lane Kiffin? ESPN analyst Paul Finebaum offered his choice between LSU and Florida:

Both now have openings, after Florida fired Billy Napier on Oct. 19 and LSU cut loose Brian Kelly last Sunday. But shenanigans in Baton Rouge, led by Gov. Jeff Landry, have lifted Florida ahead of LSU in the pecking order, SEC Network analyst Paul Finebaum said Saturday.

The sudden availability of the LSU job creates a hiring nightmare for the Gators, as top coaching candidates will now prioritize what many consider a top-five position in college football.

Lafayette is evaluating options amid a coaching change in Baton Rouge, ACC program turning up the heat this month.