College football's best Twitter troll Lane Kiffin is back at it again with Ole Miss speculation

There’s no contest when it comes to this matter: Florida Atlantic head coach Lane Kiffin is the biggest troll in college football. He’s more than an expert on Twitter trolling. He’s a trolling artist, the Rembrandt van Rijn of social media, painting with a palette of photos, subtle hashtags and links. And now, it looks like he’s using a different medium: Who he just started following now that there’s an opening at Ole Miss: That has to be a troll job, right? The guy just got hired at FAU in December, so there’s almost no way he can bolt that quickly. Therefore, we declare it trolling, and we imagine Kiffin guffawing in his office right this minute.

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  A letter from Hugh Freeze (in the style of Ken Burns’ Civil War)

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  Sportsbook Lists Derek Dooley as a favorite to replace Hugh Freeze at Ole Miss

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Vols DC Shoop: Lawsuit won't be a distraction

Associated Press KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- Tennessee defensive coordinator Bob Shoop doesn't expect a lawsuit filed against him by his former employer to be a distraction as the Volunteers' defense attempts to bounce back from a disappointing season. Penn State sued Shoop for breach of contract over the circumstances of his January 2016 departure. Shoop has filed a counterclaim indicating he was forced out rather than leaving Penn State on his own. "It's not a distraction at all," Shoop said. "The only time it's any distraction is when you guys bring it up." The lawsuit filed by Penn State earlier this year says Shoop was required to pay the university half his base salary for the remaining term of

West Virginia Gets Class of 2019 Commitment From Top Rated Kicking Specialist

The West Virginia Mountaineers just picked up their second commitment of the night, this one coming from the country’s No. 2 ranked kicker and punter, Kolton McGhee. McGhee is currently on campus for West Virginia’s Showtime Elite camp, which is currently underway, but took the time to announce his decision on Twitter. McGhee participated in the Kornblue Kicking Camp on West Virginia’s campus last month, placing first in the field goal kicking competition and second in the punting contest, and wowed Mountaineer assistant coach Mark Scott, earning him an invite to this evening’s special one-day camp. The Altoona, Pennsylvania native is rated as a three-star prospect by 247Sports, and the top-ranked kicker in the 2019 recruiting class.

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  Georgia 3-star cornerback becomes West Virginia’s 12th pledge

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  WVU Lands Big-legged 2019 Kicker

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