Even Lane Kiffin likes the ‘Lane Kiffin Rule’ that would prohibit in-season coaching moves
Summary
Lane Kiffin, the LSU football coach, supports a new rule named after him that would stop college coaches from switching teams during the season. He spoke about this at the SEC Media Days and shared that he hopes it will help future coaches avoid difficult situations like his own move from Ole Miss to LSU.Key Facts
- Lane Kiffin is the head coach of LSU football.
- He moved from Ole Miss to LSU at the end of the previous season.
- This move was widely talked about and led to the naming of a proposed Senate rule after him.
- The "Lane Kiffin Rule" would ban in-season coaching moves in college football.
- Kiffin supports the rule and believes it would prevent future coaches from facing similar challenges.
- He compared the rule to the NFL, where coaches cannot move teams during the season because of existing rules.
- Kiffin mentioned at SEC Media Days that he has given up social media.
- The rule is part of a bill being considered by the U.S. Senate.
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