Kiffin and Co. are eyeing splash additions this month, two-week Transfer Portal window to set be pivotal stretch.

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Lane Kiffin and the LSU Tigers will be big spenders in the NCAA Transfer Portal next month with the two-week window set to open for business on Jan. 2. Once Ki ...

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