LSU-linked jet traces Kiffin's Oxford exit
A repaired ADS-B route and the MMR West ownership trail show the Baton Rouge-Oxford-Baton Rouge movement behind the Nov. 30 coaching-change scene.
N350PR left Baton Rouge on Nov. 30, disappeared on descent near Oxford, then reappeared climbing away before returning to Baton Rouge at 4:51 p.m. CT. The repaired detector now splits the record into KBTR-KUOX and KUOX-KBTR instead of a Baton Rouge loop. The named-person layer is source-reported: AP reporting said Kiffin was flown in on a private plane with LSU athletic director Verge Ausberry, while LSU Football's arrival reel and local reporting show the Baton Rouge airport handoff. Other reports describe a broader two-plane Oxford-to-Baton Rouge move for the Kiffin family and staff, including Ole Miss assistants/front-office staff joining LSU.
The ownership trail points the same direction without becoming a manifest. FAA registry records list N350PR to MMR West LLC, and the CARES packet ties that aircraft entity to MMR Group aviation personnel. MMR founder/CEO James "Pepper" Rutland is an LSU football alumnus and documented LSU athletics donor; that makes this an LSU-linked booster-context tail, while ADS-B still proves only the aircraft movement and the names come from reporting and airport footage.
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