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Ole Miss coach Pete Golding lays into tampering rules, has ‘no ill will’ toward Lane Kiffin

Ole Miss coach Pete Golding criticizes NCAA tampering rules while maintaining a positive relationship with LSU's Lane Kiffin.

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Pete Golding, coach at Ole Miss, has spoken out against the current state of NCAA tampering rules. Golding specifically addressed efforts to keep players Trinidad Chambliss and Kewan Lacy from leaving the program, mentioning the phrase 'Google Lane Kiffin' in that context.

Coverage from The New York Times, ESPN, and Fox News emphasizes Golding's lack of ill will toward Lane Kiffin, with Golding stating the two are 'great.' Meanwhile, CBS Sports reports that Golding is responding to tampering critics amid portal allegations made by Dabo Swinney. Future developments depend on the ongoing discourse regarding NCAA tampering regulations and the specific allegations involving the transfer portal.

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Quick answers

What is Pete Golding's relationship with Lane Kiffin?

Golding stated that he and Kiffin are 'great' and has 'no ill will' toward him.

Which players did Golding work to keep at Ole Miss?

Golding worked to prevent Trinidad Chambliss and Kewan Lacy from leaving.

Who made allegations regarding the transfer portal?

Dabo Swinney made portal allegations according to CBS Sports.

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