Moments after his biggest Ole Miss win, Lane Kiffin asked Pete Golding: 'Are you ready to go to Gainesville?'
📍 The outcome
After Kiffin’s biggest Ole Miss win, he asked Pete Golding if he was ready to go to Gainesville, prompting a wave of commentary on his coaching reputation, the Ole Miss‑LSU rivalry and his possible future moves. Articles noted his LSU tenure, the rivalry’s history, leaked personal news, his support of Trinidad Chambliss’ extra year and speculation about Florida as a destination.
No definitive report confirmed a move, and the story faded without a clear resolution.
Epilogue added 1h ago, after coverage quieted.
Where it stands
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