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None. I just wanted to understand what Kiffin could have done differently. It boils down to "not go to LSU" or "wait until the season was over." Got it. Given the circumstances, I don't think Kiffin could have done anything substantially differently once he made the decision that LSU was a better job.



Sending his family down to visit Florida and LSU without even attempting to hide it while telling everyone he doesn’t talk about negotiations during the season is one small thing he could’ve changed. LSU jet picking them up from the front door while acting like it’s not happening was a bad look.
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It does. Your beef is not HOW Kiffin left, but that he left for LSU.


Name an SEC program who would’ve handled it differently than Ole Miss
Kiffin left for an in conference permanent rival, hope this helps!

re: Interesting talent gap

Posted by RebelExpress38 on 12/6/25 at 11:01 pm to
Only Blue Bloods can win!
Looks like the team that played FSU!
Speaking of BAC let’s hope Kiffin stays on the wagon in BR! For LSU’s sake!
SC dudes just watch him lay it in WTF

re: Keith Carter

Posted by RebelExpress38 on 12/2/25 at 4:21 pm to
Lane is the one who quit on the team. Imagine finally coaching a team to the highest level of the sport and then quitting on them when it was time to play the games.
Ole Miss has been distracted by the Kiffin drama for at least 6 weeks, and has still performed at a high level. It’s reasonable to expect them to still perform at a high level if the only difference in the staff is the head coach.
You’re completely missing the point. In 2023 he was behind some guy named Judkins who was the best RB in the country and left for Ohio State when lane let him go for team chemistry reasons. So Bentley was advertised as the next man up all off season and for some reason Lane decided to change that and go with the backup who failed to produce all year and wouldn’t budge even when it was obviously not working.
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Lane responsible for everything at Ole Miss or not? Which one is it?


He is responsible for not playing our best running back (that ole miss fans complained about all year) because of an “off the field” issue. If we played him all year, who knows maybe that team doesn’t all 3 of those games. The run game was the weak link last year but our best back sat on the sideline.

Bentley went from Ole Miss putting him all over preseason marketing materials to him not even playing despite being the best YPC returning back in the SEC.

Lane made the unpopular decision to bench him. So yeah lane is directly responsible for that one.
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You should have let him coach the playoff run instead of dismissing him. I don’t think LSU would let a coach go right before the playoffs.


If lane got offered the TX or Bama job and took it when yall are 11-1 and about to host a playoff game, there is a 0% chance your AD would let him coach. Also there would be 0% fan support for him coaching.

Lane had the opportunity to coach, but he quit on the team instead. It’ll be obvious how few friends he had left in Oxford when the dust settles after the season.
Entire staff stayed and all players stayed. Hell they may be more focused now than they were the last 4 weeks

re: Staff Update 2.0 (McCready)

Posted by RebelExpress38 on 11/30/25 at 2:11 pm to
He may be coaching USF as the head coach
May want to add this to OP

From Neal:

Per an industry source, Ole Miss has agreed to double the pay of all offensive staff and they're staying with Ole Miss on Golding's staff.

Billy Glasscock was always leaving with Kiffin. Don't be shocked if Austin Thomas returns to Ole Miss as Golding's GM. That part isn't confirmed at all. The first part about the offensive staff is.

re: Tuesday SEC Basketball

Posted by RebelExpress38 on 11/25/25 at 8:37 pm to
Rebs vs Iowa about to tip on CBS