Lane Kiffin on the state of college football: "The current system probably benefits us as much as any school in America. And I’m telling you it’s a horrible system, so what does that tell you?"

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The original was posted on /r/cfb by /u/jonstark19 on 2024-06-24 16:26:50+00:00.

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Some other really interesting quotes in the article, including Kiffin’s main argument:

And I’m saying that for the betterment of college football and the betterment long-term of players, because those structures and those things that need to be in place probably don’t benefit Ole Miss (compared) to the current system. If you track it, I think everybody would say, if you look at every window that’s happened, we have much better players come in than go out. So really, I should be sitting here saying don’t change anything. But it’s really not good. Maybe when I was younger I wouldn’t say a word, because I’d be like, “This is great, selfishly, for where I’m at.” But it’s not at all for the big picture of college football or the student-athletes.