Offensive coordinator Charlie Weis Jr. is reportedly following former coach Lane Kiffin to LSU. Five other Ole Miss assistant coaches are also reportedly joining Kiffin's new staff at LSU. The No. 5 ranked Rebels will likely make the College Football Playoff despite the coaching changes.

LSU football coach Lane Kiffin announced on Tuesday that the program will allow new offensive coordinator Charlie Weis Jr. to coach Ole Miss in the CFP.

Lane Kiffin was hired as LSU Tigers' next head coach after coaching the Ole Miss Rebels to a historic 11-1 season, a first in the program's history.

New LSU offensive coordinator Charlie Weis Jr., who departed Ole Miss to join Lane Kiffin’s staff in Baton Rouge, will finish out the season with the Rebels.

Ole Miss football lost two commitments to LSU and ex-coach Lane Kiffin on the eve of early signing day, but the Rebels also flipped one Tigers commit.

In an introductory press conference, Kiffin claims Ole Miss fans attempted to run him off the road while he was on the way to the airport to leave for his new job. “I think that

Offensive coordinator Charlie Weis Jr., who is joining Lane Kiffin at LSU, is among Ole Miss staff members who will coach in the playoffs.

Ole Miss football head coach Lane Kiffin spoke out after the heated backlash caused by his departure from the 7th-ranked team for conference rival LSU. NBC News' Tom Llamas spoke with Baker Machado of Front Office Sports Today about why the coach's decision has rocked the college football world ahead of the playoffs.