Friday, October 30, 2026

How Kiffin’s LSU Jump Impacts the CFB Landscape | Inside the WNBA’s Second CBA Extension

Lane Kiffin’s $91 million coaching move from Ole Miss to LSU has profound effects on the entire college football landscape, even outside of the SEC’s power shift. FOS newsletter writer David Rumsey and college sports reporter Amanda Christovich join Baker Machado to talk through Kiffin’s big decision from all angles and evaluate the changing coaching dynamics of college football, including a new pipeline for Power 4 schools.

Plus, the WNBPA and league owners agreed to a second extension for their collective bargaining agreement deadline, just minutes before the current CBA was set to expire. FOS women’s sports reporter Annie Costabile joins the show with the latest on these ongoing discussions and how the latest extension could impact the upcoming season for the WNBA and for its competitor, Unrivaled.

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