Kiffin comments on hiatus of LSU-Alabama rivalry game in 2027
ESPN • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 2, 2026, 7:54 PM
Last updated Nov 2, 2026

LSU coach Lane Kiffin expressed disappointment over the upcoming hiatus of the annual rivalry game against Alabama, scheduled for 2027. The game, which has been a staple of both programs, signifies an important and competitive matchup in college football. Kiffin's remarks highlight the significance of this game for the teams' traditions and fan engagement. Details on potential future matchups or adjustments to the schedule have yet to be confirmed.
- •Lane Kiffin laments the end of the annual LSU-Alabama game in 2027.
- •The rivalry has been a key fixture in college football.
- •Future scheduling details remain unclear.
- 7:54 PMESPN — Kiffin 'sad' annual LSU-Alabama game to take hiatus in 2027
"LSU coach Lane Kiffin on Monday lamented the end of his program's annual rivalry game vs. Alabama.
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