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Lane Kiffin hasn't coached a game yet for LSU, but the spotlight is blindingly bright on college football's most controversial coach.
\n\nIn other words, LSU is getting what it paid for: Drama, drama, drama.
\n\nWell, it paid for wins, too, and that pursuit will begin this weekend against Clemson.
\n\nAs Kiffin sucks up all of the attention (just the way he likes it) ahead of Week 1, remember he's but one of 17 new coaches in the Power Four.
\n\nIf we fast-forward to the end of the season, what will we be saying about each of these new coaches? OK, I'll bite.
\n\nHere's what I think we'll say about these coaches after their first season:
\n\nLSU got the full-throttled Lane Kiffin experience.
\n\nA lot of wins, a hard-to-explain loss, and a season’s worth a drama. It’s all on the table, served up by Chef Boyardrama. Forget Kiffin's Mississippi arc of a coach all grown up. With no adult in the room at LSU (or in the governor’s mansion), Lane gets to be OG Lane, to the max. Get your popcorn ready.
\n\nSilverfield fared fine the past three years at Memphis, but he’s transitioning from coaching a school that’s more advantaged…
Original source: https://www.usatoday.com/sports/
