Lane Kiffin (HC Ole/Young Miss & Twitter Troll King)

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Lane Kiffin's possible salary package from LSU could exceed $98 million

Should he take the offer from LSU, Kiffin would for a moment become the highest-paid coach in college football

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LSU prepares robust term sheet in efforts to woo Lane Kiffin: Seven years and up to $98 million, plus bonuses​

Should he take the offer from LSU, Kiffin would for a moment become the highest-paid coach in college football​

LSU is preparing one of the richest contracts in college football history in an attempt to lure Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin to Baton Rouge, a person familiar with the discussions tells CBS Sports.

The deal is believed to be for seven years and worth as much as $98 million, the source said, and includes a significant promise that would make LSU competitive in revenue sharing and NIL, the source said. A formal offer has not yet been made. Kiffin is expected to make a decision on his future after next Friday's Egg Bowl against rival Mississippi State, Ole Miss athletics director Keith Carter said Friday.

A seven-year deal averaging $14 million per year would make Kiffin the highest-paid coach in college football. Georgia's Kirby Smart entered the 2025 season with an annual salary of $13.3 million. Brian Kelly, the former LSU coach, was fired during the fourth year of a 10-year, $95 million contract.

State laws in Louisiana complicate high-paying contracts for university employees, so LSU's contract is expected to include "easy-to-achieve" incentive bonuses, a source said. LSU's base salary will probably be capped at just north of $3 million with additional money coming from outside sources and incentives. Additional bonuses could push the lifetime value of the current offer above the $98 million threshold.

Just sayin': Anyone surprised that LSU has no problem with skirting the intent of the state of Louisiana laws?...... Highest coaches salary, 7 year contract, and generous availability of NIL money; needless to say since Lane Kiffin has never been loyal to any school, it is undoubtedly a done deal, he's going to LSU.

 

[Jaxbuck]

Lane Kiffin's possible salary package from LSU could exceed $98 million

Should he take the offer from LSU, Kiffin would for a moment become the highest-paid coach in college football

www.cbssports.com

LSU prepares robust term sheet in efforts to woo Lane Kiffin: Seven years and up to $98 million, plus bonuses​

Should he take the offer from LSU, Kiffin would for a moment become the highest-paid coach in college football​

LSU is preparing one of the richest contracts in college football history in an attempt to lure Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin to Baton Rouge, a person familiar with the discussions tells CBS Sports.

The deal is believed to be for seven years and worth as much as $98 million, the source said, and includes a significant promise that would make LSU competitive in revenue sharing and NIL, the source said. A formal offer has not yet been made. Kiffin is expected to make a decision on his future after next Friday's Egg Bowl against rival Mississippi State, Ole Miss athletics director Keith Carter said Friday.

A seven-year deal averaging $14 million per year would make Kiffin the highest-paid coach in college football. Georgia's Kirby Smart entered the 2025 season with an annual salary of $13.3 million. Brian Kelly, the former LSU coach, was fired during the fourth year of a 10-year, $95 million contract.

State laws in Louisiana complicate high-paying contracts for university employees, so LSU's contract is expected to include "easy-to-achieve" incentive bonuses, a source said. LSU's base salary will probably be capped at just north of $3 million with additional money coming from outside sources and incentives. Additional bonuses could push the lifetime value of the current offer above the $98 million threshold.

Just sayin': Anyone surprised that LSU has no problem with skirting the intent of the state of Louisiana laws?...... Highest coaches salary, 7 year contract, and generous availability of NIL money; needless to say since Lane Kiffin has never been loyal to any school, it is undoubtedly a done deal, he's going to LSU.

Good money for being the son of a famous coach

 

[RuGettinIt]

I don’t know how any coach could take a contract from seriously

 

[GeorgiaBuck2]

Lane Kiffin's possible salary package from LSU could exceed $98 million

Should he take the offer from LSU, Kiffin would for a moment become the highest-paid coach in college football

www.cbssports.com

LSU prepares robust term sheet in efforts to woo Lane Kiffin: Seven years and up to $98 million, plus bonuses​

Should he take the offer from LSU, Kiffin would for a moment become the highest-paid coach in college football​

LSU is preparing one of the richest contracts in college football history in an attempt to lure Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin to Baton Rouge, a person familiar with the discussions tells CBS Sports.

The deal is believed to be for seven years and worth as much as $98 million, the source said, and includes a significant promise that would make LSU competitive in revenue sharing and NIL, the source said. A formal offer has not yet been made. Kiffin is expected to make a decision on his future after next Friday's Egg Bowl against rival Mississippi State, Ole Miss athletics director Keith Carter said Friday.

A seven-year deal averaging $14 million per year would make Kiffin the highest-paid coach in college football. Georgia's Kirby Smart entered the 2025 season with an annual salary of $13.3 million. Brian Kelly, the former LSU coach, was fired during the fourth year of a 10-year, $95 million contract.

State laws in Louisiana complicate high-paying contracts for university employees, so LSU's contract is expected to include "easy-to-achieve" incentive bonuses, a source said. LSU's base salary will probably be capped at just north of $3 million with additional money coming from outside sources and incentives. Additional bonuses could push the lifetime value of the current offer above the $98 million threshold.

Just sayin': Anyone surprised that LSU has no problem with skirting the intent of the state of Louisiana laws?...... Highest coaches salary, 7 year contract, and generous availability of NIL money; needless to say since Lane Kiffin has never been loyal to any school, it is undoubtedly a done deal, he's going to LSU.

Have these idiots not learned their lesson?

 

[Steve19]

Have these idiots not learned their lesson?

Nope.

 

[charlohiottean]

Nope.

 

[RuGettinIt]

Have these idiots not learned their lesson

Were talking about a guy that jilted UT for USC and then got fired at USC. He’s a carpetbagger and the flavor of the month.

 

[Jaxbuck]

Were talking about a guy that jilted UT for USC and then got fired at USC. He’s a carpetbagger and the flavor of the month.

In a way, perfect for LSU because they have set a recent precedent of not wanting to honor contracts.

Seems a perfect fit.

 

[Buckeyeskickbuttocks]

Did he have a binder?

 

[Tomateaux Quinoa Gumbeaux]

 

[Thump]

Endzones painted.

 

[charlohiottean]

 

[Tomateaux Quinoa Gumbeaux]

Endzones painted.

He does have a blue check mark…

 

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