The LSU Tigers are gaining momentum in the Lane Kiffin sweepstakes with the administration in Baton Rouge working towards a deal with the Ole Miss head coach. I

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The LSU Tigers have been waiting along with the rest of the college football world to see what Ole Miss Rebels head coach Lane Kiffin is going to decide on his future.

The Lane Kiffin saga has taken another turn as LSU is reportedly sending planes to Oxford on Sunday for Kiffin and his family.

In a move that is set to take the college football landscape by storm, Ole Miss head coach is in line to make a decision between the Rebels and LSU Tigers amid

Follow along here for live updates and analysis from the Tigers’ regular-season finale. You can also go here for continued coverage of the Kiffin saga. 6:04 p.m. — Oklahoma stops LSU on a fourth and 2, and that should do it. The Tigers are out of timeouts, which means they’ll lose 17-13 to the Sooners to finish their regular season 7-5.

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In what started as a three-team race for Kiffin with the LSU program joining Ole Miss and Florida, the Gators were eliminated from contention on Friday as the search committee now

LSU is sending two planes to Oxford on Sunday for Lane Kiffin and his family, according to Yahoo! Ross Dellenger reports LSU and Kiffin’s representatives continued “solidifying the deal” with travel plans after LSU’s game against Oklahoma.

Ole Miss gave Lane Kiffin everything he needed and allowed him to have a career revival. Now, on the verge of program history, Kiffin is quite clearly telling the Rebels they're just not good enough.

Now, as the decision inches closer, Kiffin and Ole Miss athletics director Keith Carter have scheduled a meeting for 3 p.m. CT, sources confirm Ole Miss Rebels On SI. On3 Sports first reported the meeting.

This place has it all: tradition, money, facilities, support and recent success. It’s a top-15 job in college football. Penn State is paying around $45 million to get rid of James Franklin coming off a CFP semifinal appearance. That signals how serious the Nittany Lions are about getting over the hump.