The absurdity of many of the statements made by the ESPN College GameDay panel about Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin truly needs to be studied in a lab or something. Last week Nick Saban boldly declared that any outrage being directed at Kiffin for trying to leave Ole Miss amid a possible national

No. 7 Ole Miss (11-1, 7-1 SEC) further cemented the program's College Football Playoff chances on Friday after taking down the Mississippi State Bulldogs at Dav

Lane Kiffin confronts Ole Miss reporter after “You wanna walk in here and call me a hoe? Well see how it goes” Reporter @SpiritBen said earlier in week: “Can’t turn a hoe into a housewife. Hoes don’t act right” pic.twitter.com/px2nwWdHLf

Kiffin, who is the favorite to land the LSU job, per Marty Smith, will be meeting with Ole Miss coaches Saturday to game plan for Georgia and a date in the SEC Championship Game. However, Alabama would have to lose to Auburn in the Iron Bowl for that game to happen. In the meantime, the dominos are lined up and are ready to fall.

The coach’s wife had a winning look at the big in-state rivalry game on the eve of her reconciled husband’s decision day.

Ole Miss’ Lane Kiffin Sends Telling Message on Future as Florida, LSU Wait With Kiffin out of the running, Florida has reportedly turned its attention to Tulane head coach Jon Sumrall, who was seen as the favorite to become the LSU head coach if Kiffin decided to stay at Ole Miss or become the Ole Miss head coach if Kiffin left for LSU.