‘He can go hit on Kristi Noem’s husband’: Lane Kiffin faces call from U.S. Congress to win at all costs
Lane Kiffin is entering his first season as the head coach of the LSU Tigers after leaving his previous program, the Ole Miss Rebels, about as contentiously as possible right before the Rebels’ College Football Playoff run. At LSU, Kiffin figures to have all the resources at his disposal to immediately have a national championship…
Louisiana Senator John Kennedy recently expressed his unfiltered opinion on LSU Tigers head coach Lane Kiffin, stating that Kiffin can pursue romantic interests with anyone he desires as long as he wins games. Kennedy, a strong advocate for college sports, reportedly told radio hosts Clay Travis and Buck Sexton that he doesn't care about Kiffin's personal life, provided the coach brings a national championship to the LSU Tigers.
Kennedy emphasized that taxpayer money is directly tied to Kiffin's performance, and the senator's constituents, who value simplicity and straightforward answers, want nothing more than LSU to clinch a national championship. Kiffin himself has pledged to restore the program to its former glory, with a promise of victory, regardless of the timeline.
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