LSU *may* be the better job over Florida…

You know who’s lookin real stable over the past two hires?

Alabama



It appears to be really hard to hire two good coaches in a row. The only way to do it is to have the legend retire and have a guy come in there that is serviceable.

I wouldn’t want to be the guy after the legend. I thought Alabama was going to hire an assistant just to be a buffer between Saban and the next boss. But he had a rough year last year (duh, it’s his first year) and now he’s on his way to Atlanta.

I guess with time we will find out.

But i feel like you know whats coming

Well, since we don’t have an acting president, he felt he needed to get involved. And if you have not learned already, all it takes is not winning to get fired in Baton Rouge not a governors decision.

Personally, I think Kiffin stays put but one of my main concerns would be the stark comparison in crime stats between the 2 cities.
Per Copilot:
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Gainesville, FL is generally a better choice for families than Baton Rouge, LA, thanks to lower crime rates, better schools, and a more family-friendly atmosphere.
Here’s a detailed breakdown to help you compare:

?? Cost of Living
- Baton Rouge is more affordable overall, especially in housing.
- Median home price: Baton Rouge ~$200,900 vs Gainesville ~$271,700.
- Gainesville’s cost of living is about 1.2% lower, but salaries tend to be 3.2% lower too.

??? Safety
- Gainesville has lower crime rates, making it a safer environment for raising children.
- Baton Rouge has long struggled with higher violent crime rates.
- Gainesville, while not crime-free, tends to be more stable and less affected by urban crime patterns.

?? Education
- Gainesville wins on education quality.
- Home to the University of Florida, it benefits from strong public school support and a college-town emphasis on learning.
- Baton Rouge has some good schools, but overall rankings and resources lag behind Gainesville.

?? Lifestyle & Recreation
- Gainesville offers more outdoor and nature-based family activities:
- Paynes Prairie Preserve, Kanapaha Botanical Gardens, and numerous parks.
- Baton Rouge has cultural attractions like the Louisiana State Museum and LSU sports, but fewer nature escapes.

?? Commute & Traffic
- Gainesville has shorter average commute times (17.7 minutes vs Baton Rouge’s 21.4 minutes).
- Less congestion and easier navigation make daily routines smoother for families.

??? Climate
- Both cities are humid and warm, but Gainesville tends to be slightly cooler and less flood-prone than Baton Rouge.

??????????? Community Vibe
- Gainesville has a younger, more vibrant population (median age 26.8 vs Baton Rouge’s 32.1).
- It’s known for being progressive, health-conscious, and community-oriented.
- Baton Rouge has a more traditional Southern vibe, which may appeal to some families depending on values and preferences.

?? Final Thought
If your priority is safety, education, and lifestyle, Gainesville is the stronger pick. If affordability and cultural depth matter more, Baton Rouge has its merits. Want help comparing neighborhoods or schools in either city? I can dig deeper.

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But i feel like you know whats coming

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I'm getting deja vu

One that wants a buy out check for $50 million??

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Kiffin to the Florida Gators. Book it!

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So he is going to go to a school with Disney all up in his business along with not knowing who the chancellor is?