New LSU coach Lane Kiffin canceled an appearance on ESPN’s “College GameDay” show, but the cast still devoted an entire segment to him and his move from Ole Miss to Baton Rouge.

A question of ethics has been a sticking point. Nick Saban, who is an analyst on the show, helped guide Kiffin, a former assistant, in his decision. The other issue is Saban, Rece Davis and Desmond Howard all have hold representation by Creative Artists Agency, which is Jimmy Sexton’s agency. Sexton is the agent for both Kiffin and Saban.

Lane Kiffin will appear on College GameDay after leaving Ole Miss for the LSU Tigers football job before the 2025 SEC Championship Saturday.

Lane Kiffin cancels appearance on ESPN College GameDay amid recruiting hot streak originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Lane Kiffin’s planned trip to Atlanta for ESPN’s College GameDay from the SEC Championship is off.

Lane Kiffin was a no-show on ESPN’s College GameDay on Saturday ahead of the SEC Championship Game between Alabama and Georgia. Kiffin took to social media Friday to share he wouldn’t be able to make the trip. On Saturday, Rece Davis addressed the situation.

Kiffin's latest job change echoes his previous exits across the country, complete with a gaslighting of fans who once helped build him up.

Most coaches have a conscience. But Lane Kiffin is not that guy,” says one college football vet, surveying the wreckage of the Ole Miss–LSU imbroglio.

A Mississippi chef made a daring proclamation last month, and with Lane Kiffin's early departure from Ole Miss, she could have to pay up!

LSU football coach Lane Kiffin has had plenty of controversial stops in his career. We look back at USC, Alabama, Tennessee, Ole Miss, FAU and the Oakland Raiders through Kiffin’s own words.