The unexpected move by Lane Kiffin, the newly appointed LSU football coach, has left many in the sports world scratching their heads. While some may question his decision to skip the Sugar Bowl, others are intrigued by his choice to attend the LSU women's basketball game instead. But here's where it gets controversial... Kiffin's presence at the game, where his former team, Ole Miss, was playing against Georgia in the College Football Playoff quarterfinals, sparked a debate. Some fans and analysts questioned his loyalty to Ole Miss, while others praised his support for the women's program. And this is the part most people miss... Kiffin's decision to prioritize the women's team may have been influenced by his desire to support the program and its coach, Kim Mulkey, who is a highly respected figure in women's basketball. Kiffin's annual salary at Ole Miss was $9 million, but LSU offered him a seven-year contract with an average annual salary of approximately $13 million. Despite the financial gain, Kiffin's move raises questions about his commitment to leading the Rebels through the CFP. So, what do you think? Is Kiffin's decision to attend the women's game a show of support or a sign of disloyalty? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
