Lane Kiffin brought in frat bros to heckle LSU players
LSU football coach Lane Kiffin hired fraternity members to heckle his own players during practice to simulate a hostile environment. This preparation comes ahead of a high-stakes game against his former team, Ole Miss.
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Add The New York Post on Google Lane Kiffin is preparing LSU for what could be a hostile homecoming on Saturday in Oxford .
The Tigers coach brought out a group of LSU students to heckle his players at practice this week ahead of Saturday’s highly anticipated matchup against Ole Miss.
Hilarious: Lane Kiffin hired frat members to heckle and roast LSU players at practice before the Ole Miss game. Kiffin is LOCKED IN this season 😭😭 pic.twitter.com/Gr0SaolfRv
Video of the scene made its way to “The Pat McAfee Show” on Friday, showing LSU players walking through a crowd of students who booed, shouted insults and held up signs designed to mimic what they will certainly hear at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.
“This is the video from practice, of Lane hiring fraternity bros,” McAfee said as he put the clip on.
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