Shortly after Lane Kiffin turned around Ole Miss, transforming them from a 4-8 team before he arrived to a 10-3 squad just two years later, he began receiving interest from other programs.
As Kiffin mulled the opportunity to leave Ole Miss for a more highly-esteemed program, his daughter, Landry, stepped in. After Kiffin was fired from USC in 2013, Landry and her two siblings remained in Los Angeles and didn't move with their dad when he became an assistant coach at Alabama or the head coach at Florida Atlantic. They would visit, but otherwise lived with their mom.
