LSU Tigers football coach Lane Kiffin shared a true statement about his coaching abilities that doesn't shy away from the massive expectations ahead of him.

Lane Kiffin just hit a grand slam. Ed Orgeron, who was the LSU head coach from 2016-2021 and led LSU to a 15-0 season and College Football Playoff national championship, has been hired back onto the LSU football staff.

The Auburn Tigers need to follow the trend after the LSU Tigers hired Ed Orgeron and the Virginia Tech Hokies hired Brent Pry.

The college football offseason has delivered no shortage of twists and turns. From eligibility lawsuits and playoff expansion to sweeping rule changes, the sport has entered one of its most unpredictable eras in recent memory.

Sam Profeta is a freelance writer with The Sporting News. He has been writing professionally in the sports industry for over six years, covering college sports for multiple online publications. He graduated from Florida State University in 2019, where he reported on the Seminoles football and basketball teams on WVFS radio.

Athletes who want to play football for Lane Kiffin and the LSU Tigers must realize that they're essentially a pro.

The LSU Tigers usually find themselves competing for national championships across many sports; however, they had themselves a down year in all three of the major men's sports in college athletics. So much so that the LSU football,