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Lane Kiffin praised LSU Tiger Girls’ hip-hop dance routine performed at the 2026 UDA College Nationals.
Kiffin called the performance a sign of strong school spirit as he begins at LSU.
Kiffin arrived at LSU after leaving Ole Miss at the end of the 2025 season to lead the Tigers.
The performance used Kendrick Lamar’s medley from his Super Bowl Halftime Show.
The article frames the moment as part of LSU’s broader momentum heading into the season.
The piece places the dance routine within a TOP NEWS slot on Bleacher Report.
The article notes multiple related Bleacher Report stories about LSU’s season and transfer portal activity.
The dance routine used Kendrick Lamar’s medley tied to the LSU Tiger Girls' performance.
Kiffin’s social post connected the moment with LSU’s school spirit.
The Nationals performance occurred at the 2026 UDA College Nationals.
The article identifies Kiffin as LSU’s new head coach, replacing Brian Kelly.

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LSU has assembled a No. 1 ranked transfer portal class led by top quarterback Sam Leavitt, signaling a historic portal push under Lane Kiffin.
Kiffin credits LSU’s donor-backed plan and leadership for creating a sustainable pipeline, emphasizing that strong players make any system work.
LSU’s portal haul features seven Top-100 transfers and four Top-50 receivers, creating immediate-impact talent on both sides of the ball.
Sam Leavitt is identified as the top-ranked portal player, anchoring LSU’s elite class and signaling a potential NFL path.
LSU’s roster depth is growing with a 5-star quarterback and a cadre of 4-star talents, reinforcing a high-ceiling portal class.
The transfer class spans multiple positions, including impactful wide receivers and high-end offensive line prospects to bolster LSU’s system.
LSU’s No. 1 portal class includes a top-tier quarterback and a mix of high-end playmakers aimed at immediate impact.
LSU frames the portal push as a strategic response to enhanced financial commitment and leadership under the new regime.
LSU remains poised to add more top-market targets, including Seaton, as Kiffin pursues the best fits for LSU’s system.
The ongoing portal dominance underscores LSU’s trendsetting role in aligning elite talent with a mission-driven, financially supported program.

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LSU hires multiple Ole Miss assistants, including Weis Jr., Stevens, Cox, and McDonald, as part of Lane Kiffin's move to Baton Rouge.
Jordan Sims joins LSU as assistant strength and conditioning coach, with Nick Savage moving to LSU to support the transition.
Dane Stevens is promoted to quarterbacks coach and follows Kiffin to LSU.
Joe Cox, former Alabama tight ends coach, becomes LSU's tight ends coach under Kiffin's staff.
George McDonald moves from Ole Miss to LSU as wide receivers coach to complete the coach group.
LSU aims to build a championship-ready staff with experience from Ole Miss and Kiffin’s prior programs.
LSU’s staffing changes come as part of a broader offseason strategy after Kiffin’s departure from Ole Miss.
The Ole Miss side sees further staff shifts as part of a busy offseason on personal hires and transfers.
The development reflects LSU’s strategy to retain top play-callers and add depth across coaching roles.

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