Tingle & Co.

Tingle & Co

A Daily Sports Show hosted by Noah Tingle & Lloyd Courtney | Live Monday Through Friday from 7-9 AM

  1. 5d ago

    Lane Kiffin is THE GUY to Lead LSU BACK TO THE TOP | Lane Kiffin Presser + Halftime Speech

    The Leaked Halftime Speech On Monday, a locker room audio/video clip went viral, capturing a fiery, NSFW speech from Kiffin. Despite LSU holding a commanding 31-3 lead at halftime and limiting Clemson to just 54 total yards, Kiffin slammed the brakes on early celebrations to keep his team hungry. Postgame & Press Conference Reaction In his subsequent press appearances, Kiffin stayed true to his colorful personality, tackling both the game metrics and the external drama surrounding his program.  Addressing the "Imagine if..." Comments: Kiffin laughed off a viral halftime TV interview where he joked about what LSU would look like if the SEC let them play their recently signed former NFL/pro players. He noted: "Everybody hates you [already], they can't hate you that much more."  Pushing Back on Critics: Acknowledging the heavy media backlash over his aggressive transfer portal strategies and ongoing litigation with the SEC regarding roster management, Kiffin asserted, "My job is not to please you and worry about what you're going to write. My job is what I believe is right."  Warning Against "Rat Poison": Looking forward to Week 2, Kiffin invoked Nick Saban’s famous phrase, warning his team to ignore the media praise on their phones and stay grounded. He has already issued a rally cry for the upcoming home game against Louisiana Tech, urging fans to bring the same electric Death Valley energy. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

  2. Sep 3

    The National Media GOES AT Lane Kiffin Once Again | On3's Jake Crain & Clemson Insider JOIN!

    The national media and college football insiders are heavily focused on Lane Kiffin due to a perfect storm of controversies surrounding him just days before his official head coaching debut with the LSU Tigers against the Clemson Tigers.The primary storylines dominating the airwaves right now include:1. The NFL Player Eligibility Loophole Controversy. The Drama: Lane Kiffin has faced national criticism for exploiting legal loopholes to recruit and practice former NFL players (such as tight end Dae'Quan Wright).The Backlash: Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney publicly blasted the tactic, calling the current state of college eligibility rules "embarrassing" and a "joke". Kiffin defended the moves, stating "this is how the real world works". A preliminary injunction hearing regarding their eligibility is taking place today in Baton Rouge. 2. The Ole Miss Tampering Allegations. The Rumor: Excerpts from an upcoming book (Lane Being Lane) claimed Kiffin actively snitched on his former school, Ole Miss, by feeding Dabo Swinney intel to help Clemson file tampering charges regarding transfer linebacker Luke Ferrelli.The Denial: Dabo Swinney vehemently denied the reports during his midweek press conference, stating Kiffin had "zero" to do with it and that people are just making up stories. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

  3. Sep 2

    Dabo CALLS OUT Lane Kiffin | LSU FB Leadership Council SPEAKS | Jacques Doucet & Carter Bryant JOIN!

    The upcoming Week 1 matchup between No. 11 LSU and No. 23 Clemson on Saturday, September 5, 2026, at 6:30 PM CT has reached a boiling point. The controversy centers on LSU head coach Lane Kiffin aggressively utilizing a temporary court order to bring recently cut NFL players back into college football. Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney did not hold back when asked how he is preparing to face a roster that might feature former professionals. Swinney called the situation "embarrassing" and a "joke," adding that college football currently has "zero rules" and "no governance." He capped it off with a direct, pun-intended jab: "We just stay in our lane here at Clemson." Swinney also jokingly quipped that he might get reported for tampering because he happened to watch one of LSU's new acquisitions, tight end Dae'Quan Wright, practice with the Cleveland Browns in June. In response to the mounting national criticism from Swinney and Texas coach Steve Sarkisian, Lane Kiffin revealed that he was initially "torn" about exploiting the eligibility loophole. However, he consulted the LSU Football Player Leadership Council, who gave him their absolute blessing.The Players' Stance: Veteran leaders like linebacker West Weeks and center Braelin Moore told Kiffin, "If they can help us win, bring them." Weeks noted that one player bluntly reminded the staff, "This is how it works at the next level and this is how the real world works."The Backlash: The move has drawn fierce criticism from national media. SEC analyst Paul Finebaum heavily criticized Kiffin, calling the narrative a "flat-out lie" and arguing that backup players who spent all offseason grinding wouldn't realistically be happy about an NFL veteran taking their spot. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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