Pete Golding, the head coach of Ole Miss, recently shared his thoughts on former coach Lane Kiffin and the issue of NCAA tampering. Golding stated that he and Kiffin are still friends, despite their differences, and that he has no ill-will towards his former boss.

NCAA Tampering

Golding also discussed the issue of NCAA tampering, which has been a topic of controversy in recent months. He pointed out that the current system, which allows players to enter the transfer portal and be recruited by other schools, can put players and coaches in difficult positions.

Golding asked rhetorically, ‘You’re a reporter, right? Would you quit your job before interviewing for another job or being offered another job?’ He argued that the current system is illogical and can lead to problems for all parties involved.

Golding’s comments come as the NCAA is considering penalties against Ole Miss for alleged tampering with a player from another school. Golding’s remarks may be seen as a response to these allegations, and an attempt to shed light on the complexities of the issue.

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