Lane Kiffin might have sunk to a new low.<\/p>\n
PublishedOctober 24, 2025 1:40 PM EDT\u2022UpdatedOctober 24, 2025 1:19 PM EDT<\/p>\n
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College football, especially in the south (suck it, SEC haters<\/a>), is a very cutthroat sport.<\/p>\n Programs have been known to do any number of vile or reprehensible things to gain advantages over their rivals.<\/p>\n Anything from sending their rivals’ play-calling tendencies to their next opponents all the way to poisoning hundred-year-old oak trees, nothing is off limits when it comes to SEC football.<\/p>\n With all that being said, in my 20+ years of watching college football, I don’t think I’ve ever seen a coach use his daughter as a sleeper agent to try and destroy one of his conference rivals’ best players, but that might be what we have on our hands here.<\/p>\n Let’s go over what we know first, and then we can all use our high-IQ, pattern recognizing brains to fill in the rest.<\/p>\n LSU standout linebacker Whit Weeks is injured again, per On3’s Pete Nakos, and is questionable for their season-defining game against third-ranked Texas A&M this weekend.<\/p>\n Weeks was hobbled against South Carolina and didn’t play at all against Vanderbilt, allowing Diego Pavia to run wild all over the Tigers’ defense.<\/p>\n There’s no doubt the Bayou Bengals’ run-stopping captain of their defense is an important cog, but he’s been dealing with nagging injuries for about a month now.<\/p>\n