The LSU Tigers remain in headlines following the news of Brian Kelly departing Baton Rouge as the program's head coach on Sunday. After a 5-3 start to the seaso

Lane Kiffin insists he's not in it for the paycheck. With two of college football's premier jobs now open -- Florida and LSU -- speculation has again turned toward the Ole Miss coach, whose name reliably surfaces anytime the sport's power programs go searching. But Kiffin made it clear Monday that financial offers won't dictate his next move.

Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin was asked Monday in a press conference what his reaction was to LSU firing coach Brian Kelly. He took the moment to muse on how the state of college football and standards for head coaches have changed in recent years.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/olemiss as LSU Tigers Next Head Coach Betting Odds: Ole Miss' Lane Kiffin Among Top Targets. Ole Miss Rebels head coach Lane Kiffin is the top candidate for open jobs across college football with multiple elite programs set to navigate coaching searches this fall.

With Brian Kelly out at LSU and Billy Napier gone at Florida, Lane Kiffin addresses the rumors about his future at Ole Miss.

The post Ole Miss’ Lane Kiffin claims money doesn’t influence him amid Florida, LSU rumors appeared first on ClutchPoints.

LSU football hits the road to take on rival Ole Miss in a conference matchup Saturday at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium. Here are best available tickets.

Kiffin has been a hot topic in this year's coaching carousel, pair of SEC programs set to roll out the red carpet.

Hemingway, a signature rivalry win that sent the Magnolia Bowl back to Oxford. The Rebels relied on rookie-to-star quarterback Trinidad Chambliss, who completed 314 passing yards and added 71 rushing yards,

Logan Diggs, who played for LSU a couple of seasons ago, just scored against the former team. A rush straight up the gut and LSU's defense can't stop him. He falls into the end zone for the touchdown and Ole Miss goes back up two scores.

Elsewhere in the CBS Sports 136, we see some notable moves up for one-loss Big 12 teams Cincinnati (up four spots) and Houston (up seven spots), as each logged key wins in conference play over the weekend and continue to build their case as top-20 teams nationally with their 7-1 records.