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That means Kiffin has officially coached his last game at Ole Miss. He ends his career with an Egg Bowl victory over Mississippi State and a 55-19 overall record at the school. That mark includes three bowl game wins and three finishes of 11th or better in the AP Poll.

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Now, Kiffin will head to LSU, likely earning a huge raise in the process. The coach was making right around $9 million this year. While the details of the LSU offer haven't been fully released, the latest reports are of about $12 million per season over seven years.

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Previous reports have also suggested LSU was willing to commit $25 to $30 million annually in name, image, and likeness deals to help build the roster. Other rumors include Kiffin taking some of his coaching staff and players from Ole Miss and bringing them to LSU. These are all unofficial claims for now, but that would be a devastating result for an Ole Miss program that's celebrating its most successful season since winning the national title in 1962.

LSU is also currently in a legal battle with former head coach Brian Kelly. The program fired Kelly, and he's seeking the full amount of his $54 million buyout. LSU may end up owing a ton of money to both coaches.

That'll all be forgivable if Kiffin leads the Tigers back to national championship contention. He was the top coach on the market, and the LSU got its guy. Now, it's time to get to work.