Lane Kiffin to LSU isn’t just another coaching hire — it’s one of the most pressure-packed, culture-defining moves college football has seen in years. In this episode, Trey Wingo sits down with former LSU star Breiden Fehoko to unpack every layer of what this means for the Tigers, the SEC, and the national landscape.Fehoko, who lived the LSU pressure cooker during the iconic 2019 national title run, lays out exactly why Kiffin has to win immediately. LSU isn’t a rebuild job. It’s a Ferrari that needs a championship driver. The money, the donors, the recruiting infrastructure, and the brand power demand results now, not in three years.Breiden explains why every LSU coach — from Saban to Miles to Orgeron — won a national title within four years, and why Lane inherits even more resources thanks to NIL, the transfer portal, and LSU’s unmatched booster ecosystem. He also pulls back the curtain on something most outsiders don’t understand: LSU isn’t a school, it’s a religion. Winning isn’t optional. Every Saturday is a referendum, and the alumni, the community, and the entire state demand excellence.The conversation gets even more revealing when Fehoko discusses where Brian Kelly went wrong, specifically his failure to engage LSU’s massive and influential alumni base. He details how alienating former players damages the culture, and why Kiffin must immediately connect with past Tigers to reestablish LSU’s identity.Trey pushes the conversation further into the realities of modern college football — NIL economics, roster construction, recruiting wars, and why LSU still possesses a ceiling that almost no other program can reach if the head coach gets it right. Fehoko also explains the expectations inside Baton Rouge, why Kiffin’s seat is “hot from day one,” and how LSU’s fan base can flip from worship to revolt overnight.If you want a raw, player-level breakdown of why Lane Kiffin’s arrival is the biggest gamble of LSU’s modern era — and why it could either restore a dynasty or implode spectacularly — this is the video.