Hunter Yurachek wants everyone to know the College Football Playoff committee is not scrolling Lane Kiffin’s flight tracker during meetings. With Ole Miss football sitting at 10-1 and No.
The Ole Miss Rebels (10-1, 6-1 SEC) remain firmly in the College Football Playoff race with one regular season matchup remaining on the docket in 2025.
Theo Von doesn’t usually involve himself in coaching carousel talk, but the comedian made an exception when Lane Kiffin’s name started circulating for jobs at LSU and Florida.
Lane Kiffin’s name once again dominates headlines, and this time, it’s not because of the Ole Miss Rebels’ success or because he's announced a decision on his coaching future.
Lane Kiffin stands on the edge of history at Ole Miss. The head coach of the sixth-ranked Rebels, who has guided his team to a 10-1 record this season, needs just two more wins to surpass Johnny Vaught’s winning percentage and claim the best mark in program history.
According to Dan Wetzel of ESPN, though, there is one coach in college football who will be facing more pressure to win than Ryan Day this weekend. That would be Lane Kiffin at Ole Miss, whose 10-1 and No. 6-ranked Rebels are taking on 5-6 Mississippi State in the Egg Bowl.
With multiple fan bases and athletic departments hanging on every word he says, Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin is focusing publicly on this week's rivalry game against Mississippi State instead of the decision that looms after.
Nick Saban wants a change in college football that he, and many others, feel is necessary. Saban appeared on ESPN’s “College GameDay” show on Saturday for his usual appearance.
Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin is the biggest name in the current college football hiring cycle, and LSU is the team most connected with trying to lure him away.