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LSU coach Lane Kiffin says he regrets messy Ole Miss exit

LSU head coach Lane Kiffin reflects on his departure from Ole Miss and supports new restrictions on in-season coaching transfers.

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LSU head coach Lane Kiffin has expressed regret over his messy exit from Ole Miss. During an appearance at SEC Media Days, Kiffin also discussed personal changes, noting he deleted social media apps from his phone after a challenge from his son.

Coverage from ESPN, WRAL, and Bleacher Report emphasizes Kiffin's support for the 'Lane Kiffin Rule.' This proposed regulation would prohibit college football coaches from changing schools during the active season. Future developments center on the potential implementation of the 'Lane Kiffin Rule' and further insights from Kiffin's SEC Media Days appearance as reported by NOLA.com.

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What does Lane Kiffin regret regarding his career?

According to ESPN, Kiffin says he regrets his messy exit from Ole Miss.

What is the 'Lane Kiffin Rule'?

As reported by WRAL and Bleacher Report, it is a proposed rule that would prevent coaches from changing schools during the college football season.

Why did Lane Kiffin remove social media from his phone?

Yahoo Sports reports that Kiffin deleted the apps after his son challenged him to do so.

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