LSU Next Head Coach Odds: Jon Sumrall, Joe Brady, Lane Kiffin

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Another huge job is open in college football and the oddmakers at BetOnline.ag have opened lines for the next LSU coach to rule over Death Valley.

The oddsmakers believe LSU will stay in-state to hire Tulane’s Jon Sumrall. However, Joe Brady, the OC from their last magical title run is a close second. 

Tulane's Jon Sumrall is the favorite to land the LSU coaching position, according to BetOnline.

Sumrall was succinct in his messaging this week when asked about the Tigers' vacancy following their firing of Brian Kelly.

Other favorites include Joe Brady at 2/1 and Lane Kiffin at 4/1. 

LSU Tigers Next Head Coach

Jon Sumrall

3/2

(+150)

Joe Brady

2/1

Lane Kiffin

4/1

James Franklin

6/1

Eli Drinkwitz

8/1

Jeff Brohm

12/1

Brent Key

14/1

Jimbo Fisher

18/1

Clark Lea

20/1

Marcus Freeman

25/1

Urban Meyer

25/1

Rhett Lashlee

33/1

Jon Gruden

40/1

Kenny Dillingham

40/1

Lincoln Riley

45/1

Dabo Swinney

50/1

Dan Mullen

50/1

Alex Golesh

66/1

Dan Lanning

66/1

Matt Campbell

75/1

Nick Saban

75/1

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com 

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