Lane Kiffin, a Carroll protégé who had quickly become among the most controversial coaches in college football during his one season at the University of Tennessee, rejoined a program he helped ...

Frank Sinatra did it his way. So, it seems, has Lane Kiffin. Most USC fans understood when Steve Sarkisian turned down the Raider job because, "Gee, it was wacky Al Davis!" And so, most USC fans ...

One man leaves the Los Angeles area as a legend to USC fans, the other enters as a pariah to followers of the Tennessee Volunteers. Before the shock of Pete Carroll leaving the Trojans had worn ...

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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Lane Kiffin is returning to USC as the Trojans’ coach after one season at Tennessee. Kiffin was chosen Tuesday to replace Pete Carroll, his mentor and employer for six seasons.

While the Seahawks did not directly run Kiffin’s Tampa 2 system at the height of the ‘Legion of Boom’ years—Carroll noted his preference for Cover 3 and Cover 1 single-high coverage ...

He was also asked how Saban compares to another one of Kiffin’s highly-successful former bosses: Pete Carroll. “People always ask how they’re alike,” Kiffin told reporters.

Two legendary coaches won't return to their posts in 2024. Ole Miss football coach Lane Kiffin paid tribute to both Nick Saban and Pete Carroll.

Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll cited NCAA sanctions as the main cause for Lane Kiffin's recent firing as head football coach of the USC Trojans.

Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin posted a farewell message for the ages upon hearing about Nick Saban’s and Pete Carroll’s new career changes.. On Wednesday, the Alabama coach and Seattle Seahawks ...

Two legendary coaches won't return to their posts in 2024. Ole Miss football coach Lane Kiffin paid tribute to both Nick Saban and Pete Carroll.

Taking a look at his former assistants from his days in Los Angeles, the likes of Lane Kiffin, Steve Sarkisian, Jedd Fisch and Ed Orgeron boast 279 combined victories as collegiate head coaches.