Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart on Wednesday shared his take on Lane Kiffin's controversial decision to leave Ole Miss for LSU, telling reporters that he is "excited" for his former head coach and also happy that the Rebels chose defensive coordinator and inside linebackers coach Pete Golding to lead the team after Kiffin's exit.

A quarterback at Lafayette Christian Academy who amassed a state record 14,451 total yards with 171 touchdowns, Johnson ultimately signed with LSU as a defensive back in 2024. He eventually made the transition to running back before coming into the 2025 season with the quarterbacks.

New LSU head football coach Lane Kiffin took to social media on Thursday to deliver a message to his three children.

Lane made the shocking decision public on November 30th when he left the Ole Miss Rebels after six years with the team. He got on a private jet and brought his reconciled wife Layla, daughter Landry, and son Knox Kiffin to the press conference.

New York Giants QB Jaxson Dart hails ex-coach Lane Kiffin's "crazy" LSU move, cherishing their bond while cheering Ole Miss's playoff continuity.

Another athlete enters the transfer portal a month after Lane Kiffin joins LSU, with Brian Kelly’s son surprisingly reacting positively.

That's because Sills is the guy, once upon a time, who was offered a quarterback scholarship by USC's Lane Kiffin when he was in just seventh grade. Sills committed in seventh grade, too. Given all the time that had to pass between then and college, it's no surprise Sills didn't stick with USC all the way through.

Lane Kiffin’s decision to leave the Ole Miss Rebels in the middle of a College Football Playoff run to become the LSU Tigers' new head coach has been heavily criticized. The nonsensical college football calendar -- December is the most chaotic month of the year for everyone in the sport -- is the