The SEC coaching carousel did not just bring change this offseason. It signaled a shift in philosophy. Programs across the conference moved away from the traditional model of hiring established, veteran head coaches and instead leaned into a younger generation. It is a notable pivot for a league that has long valued experience and proven resumes. Now, it is betting on upside, adaptability and a new way of thinking. That is a risky bet, but it may also be a necessary one. LSU Tigers stood alone in going the traditional route, hiring Lane Kiffin, a proven winner with SEC experience. Every other major opening followed a different path. Auburn Tigers hired Alex Golesh from South Florida. The Florida Gators turned to Jon Sumrall from Tulane. Arkansas Razorbacks brought in Ryan Silverfield from Memphis, and Kentucky Wildcats hired Will Stein after his success as a coordinator at Oregon. That is not a coincidence. That is a trend. New Kentucky Wildcat head coach Will Stein makes remarks.…