Mississippi State Bulldogs quarterback Will Rogers. Gary Cosby Jr.-USA TODAY Sports

Ole Miss lost its third consecutive game when it fell to Mississippi State in the Egg Bowl on Thursday night, but Lane Kiffin’s son still walked away with a souvenir.

Kiffin shared a screenshot on Twitter a few days before Thursday’s game that showed his son, Knox, had reached out to Mississippi State quarterback Will Rogers. Knox asked Rodgers if he could have the junior’s towel at the conclusion of the Egg Bowl. Kiffin jokingly criticized his son for “talking to the enemy,” but Rogers responded to Knox and told him, “I got you bro.”

Rogers kept his word. Following Mississippi State’s 24-22 win, he met up with Knox on the field and handed over the towel.

Knox had one heck of a night despite his dad’s team losing. Players also hoisted him up on the sideline after an Ole Miss touchdown so he could have fun with a fire extinguisher.

There has been a lot of talk about Kiffin potentially leaving Ole Miss to take another job. Knox seems to be having plenty of fun right where he is.

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