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  1. Heupel??? Josh Heupel sent a scathing rejection to Penn State on Monday, suggesting the Big Ten program had “low expectations” in comparison to Tennessee. “I wouldn’t want low expectations,” Heupel said of PSU, via On3. “That’s part of why I want to be here. We’ll win big.”
  2. Really thought JMU Coach Chesney would be target for PennState
  3. Gerry on OTF wondering if ole miss should be left out of playoffs since all their offensive staff has left to go to Lsu ???
  4. Where Ole Miss Coaches Are Expected to Land With Lane Kiffin Departing for LSU Ryan Phillips | Nov 30, 2025 Lane Kiffin has made a decision about his future, now his Ole Miss assistant coaches have to figure out theirs. LSU is hiring Kiffin away from the Rebels, handing Kiffin a massive contract. Ole Miss has already named Pete Golding as its next head coach, and now a battle is on to grab assistant coaches. What follows is a look at what we know so far, though things could change quickly. We’ll update the following section as more news rolls in. Coaches leaving Ole Miss to join Lane Kiffin at LSU So far, we know of a handful of coaches and support staff members reported to be heading to LSU with Kiffin. Charlie Weis Jr., offensive coordinator: Weis was seen getting on the plane that took Kiffin to Baton Rouge. He has been Kiffin’s offensive coordinator since the 2022 season and leads an offense currently ranked third in college football, averaging 498.1 yards per game. Joe Cox, co-offensive coordinator, tight ends coach: Cox joined Ole Miss in 2024 as the team’s tight ends coach and co-offensive coordinator. The 39-year-old previously worked as the tight ends coach at Alabama in 2022 George McDonald, wide receivers coach: McDonald is expected to move on to LSU. The 49-year-old was in his second season at Ole Miss after spending the previous three as the assistant head coach and receivers coach at Illinois. He was both the receivers coach and the passing game coordinator for the Rebels. Nick Savage, head strength coach: Savage is also joining Kiffin at LSU. Savage was previously Florida’s strength coach and was hired at Ole Miss before the 2022 season. Billy Glasscock, general manager: These days, a general manager is at the heart of every college football program, particularly where recruiting and roster retention are concerned. Glasscock was hired in February 2024 and had previously been Steve Sarkisian’s player personnel director at Texas. That means LSU’s current general manager, Austin Thomas, may be on his way out. Thaddeus Rivers, senior associate athletic director for football operations: Rivers is the head of football operations for Ole Miss and is likely set to take the same role in Baton Rouge. Mike Williams, senior director of player personnel: Kiffin hired Williams before the 2024 season. He was a longtime NFL scout and had been the Rams’ vice president of player personnel. He had also worked under Jim Harbaugh with the 49ers. Sawyer Jordan, inside receivers coach: Jordan was a senior analyst and the team's inside receivers coach. He was previously a quality control analyst at South Florida. Chris Kiffin, analyst and linebackers coach: Chris Kiffin is Lane’s younger brother. The 43-year-old has been on his brother’s staff at several stops, including at USC in 2010 and at Florida Atlantic in 2017. He has been a defensive assistant in the NFL at three different stops, and has a background as both a defensive line and linebackers coach. Coaches staying at Ole Miss with Pete Golding Again, this is as far as we know right now, but several Ole Miss coaches are reportedly staying in Oxford to work under new head coach Pete Golding. Bryan Brown, co-defensive coordinator, defensive backs coach: Brown joined Ole Miss before the 2024 season after a year at Cincinnati as the team’s defensive coordinator. Before that, he was Louisville’s defensive coordinator from 2019 through the ‘22 season. The 42-year-old is an Ole Miss alum. Randall Joyner, defensive line coach: Joyner is in his fifth season as the Rebels’ defensive line coach. Prior to moving to Oxford, he was the defensive line coach at his alma mater SMU for three seasons. Wes Neighbors III, safeties coach: Neighbors is in his third season coaching safeties at Ole Miss. He has been an assistant at Maryland, Louisiana, and South Florida, while also working with Kiffin at Florida Atlantic in 2018 and 2019.
  5. New Arky Head Coach... fans are not happy😬
  6. "Lane Duk Heaux"
  7. Nm... Messed up
  8. Thx for title change @blacklab. Plus incentive bonuses... Wonder what those bonuses might be???
  9. Is it CFP rankings??? Maybe Texas vs USC... Texas could still be ranked higher than Vandy in the CFP...
  10. Ouch... WIDE RIGHT miss for ponies FG attempt to tie CAL late comeback scores TD to beat ponies -- keeps smu from playing for ACC Title...
  11. May not be accurate, but Herbstreit just said Duke has shot to play in the CFP???
  12. Won't be surprised if USC trojans win tonight, that Texas gets matched up in a bowl against them....🤔
  13. Horns might need to move to #10 to be in playoffs... at least 1 team from ACC has to be in + a Group of 5 team and both might not be ranked in the top #12
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