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Lane Kiffin’s LSU Is Rolling Out Custom Cleats and Dabo’s Clemson Has No Answer For That #1 Transfer Class

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Lane Kiffin’s LSU Tigers are gearing up to kick off their season opener against Dabo Swinney’s Clemson on Saturday, and they are bringing some serious heat with custom cleats. The Tigers showed off the new footwear in a series of photos posted on X, a clear signal they are ready to make a statement in Kiffin’s first game at the helm.

Kiffin’s Clean Slate After a Rough 2025

This game marks the official start of the Lane Kiffin era for LSU, a move that went down when the school hired him as head coach in November 2025. Fans are absolutely buzzing. The 2025 campaign was a total bust, ending with a disappointing 7-6 record and a loss to Houston in the Texas Bowl. Brian Kelly got the boot midway through that season, which tells you everything you need to know about how bad things were. Kiffin’s taking over a team that needs a jolt, big time.

The #1 Transfer Class Changes Everything

LSU’s roster is looking completely different under Kiffin, and that’s not just talk. The school pulled off a massive win, compiling the No. 1 transfer portal class in the country during the 2026 cycle, according to 247Sports. That’s huge! This new-look Tigers squad faces a tough first challenge against Clemson, who are also trying to bounce back from their own 7-6 finish last year. Dabo Swinney’s team, however, did make a College Football Playoff appearance back in 2024, so they know what big-time football feels like. This isn’t some easy tune-up game.

This Saturday, at 7:30 p.m. ET, it’s go time. LSU isn’t just showing off some sweet cleats, they’re showing off a whole new identity. This opener isn’t just a game, it’s a statement about where Kiffin plans to take this program, and every eye will be on how that #1 transfer class performs.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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