Ole Miss offensive coordinator Charlie Weis Jr. to coach Rebels in playoff after following Lane Kiffin to LSU

College football is experiencing a significant coaching cycle, with over 20 job changes, including James Franklin's hiring at Virginia Tech and Lane Kiffin's move from Ole Miss to LSU. This period has been marked by high-profile transitions and considerable drama, reflecting the competitive nature of college football coaching.

The latest developments in college football reveal that five coaches from Ole Miss are delaying their move to LSU amid the ongoing College Football Playoff and Bowl Games. This situation highlights the complexities surrounding coaching transitions during a critical period in the season.

Ole Miss football's offensive coordinator Charlie Weis Jr. has returned to Oxford to lead the Rebels during their College Football Playoff run, despite previously agreeing to a lucrative contract with LSU's Lane Kiffin. This unexpected move comes amid significant coaching changes within the program following Kiffin's departure to LSU.

UNLV has announced a groundbreaking five-year, $11 million sponsorship deal with Acesso Biologics, marking the first known jersey-patch agreement in college sports. The patches will be featured on the uniforms of the school's football, men's and women's basketball, and baseball teams starting next season, ahead of the NCAA's decision on jersey patches for its member schools.

The Southeastern Conference (SEC) has announced the bowl games for LSU, Tennessee, and Vanderbilt, highlighting the competitive spirit of these teams as they prepare for postseason play. This announcement comes after a season filled with intense rivalries and notable performances, particularly from Vanderbilt, which recently ended its losing streak against Tennessee.