LSU Tigers head coach Lane Kiffin will take the podium in Baton Rouge on Monday afternoon for his introductory press conference in Baton Rouge. In an unpreceden

LSU has hired offensive coordinator Charlie Weis Jr. and five other assistant coaches for Lane Kiffin’s staff after they followed him from Ole Miss, according to copies of their term sheets obtained Monday night by The Advocate.

Leaving Ole Miss while it's in the College Football Playoff will ruffle some feathers, but that hasn't bothered Lane Kiffin before.

After a chaotic and exhausting couple of weeks of drama, Kiffin is the new coach at LSU. So what pulled him to Baton Rouge, and what kind of wreckage did he leave behind in Oxford?

One of Kiffin's first posts since taking the LSU job seemed to include a not-so-subtle reference to his former QB

LSU's new head Coach Lane Kiffin wanted to keep Blake Baker on the staff, but he immediately took a job interview.

Donning a purple-striped tie and surrounded by eager LSU supporters, Kiffin explained what motivated him to leave Mississippi for LSU with his former team on the verge of competing for a national championship.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/lsu as Three Takeaways From Lane Kiffin's Introductory Press Conference With LSU Football. The ink is officially dry on Lane Kiffin's contract with the coveted head coach introduced as the LSU Tigers' shot-caller on Monday afternoon.

Kiffin's decision comes less than a month before the Rebels are expected to embark on their first College Football Playoff appearance in program history. Ole Miss also won its program-record 11th regular season game with Friday's 38-19 victory over rival Mississippi State.