Watch: Lane Kiffin Joins The Pat McAfee Show, Weighs In On 5-For-5 Debate

By Staff ReporterAug 25, 20261:28 pmDiscuss the story10
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LSU head coach Lane Kiffin joined The Pat McAfee Show on Tuesday and jumped into the ongoing debate surrounding the "5-for-5" rule and whether former college players who recently spent time with NFL teams should be allowed to return to college football.

Originally published on TigerDroppings.com
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burreauxsballz11 hours
TO WAR TIGER FAITHFUL! DEFEND YOUR UNIVERSITY AND COACH!
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Clayvet9 hours
Just remember to have this same spirit if our coach happens to lose a few games in year 1 too.
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Purple Man spot on
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CaptainYaYa8 hours
Purple Man! I like that!
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NotaStarGazer11 hours
I read an article by some national sports writer who gave both sides of the issue. He placed most of the blame on the NCAA for their ill-timed 5 for 5 change in policy. He mentioned that the 2022 class basically got screwed because the COVID years of 2020 and 2021 gave those classes an extra year and the 2027 class starts the 5 for 5 guaranteed extra year. But the 2022 class are "tweeners" and got screwed. He did assess some of the blame on Kiffin and any other coach who would accept "comeback players" even this time. To that I say, that if a class got screwed by the above timeline I described, they should not pay the price for the NCAA waiting 3 months too long before coming out with the 5 for 5 plan. If they had done this in early spring, this wouldn't even be an issue.
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That’s my Coach
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LSUsince742 hours
Wait until Lane puts up 50 on all the school haters
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Sailor Sam4 hours
McAfee must have forgotten that the moment college players started getting paid, they became "professionals."
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TheTigershark6 hours
Pat thought that would go different haha
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CaptainYaYa8 hours
Coach K. U da man!
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