Ole Miss Rebels head coach Lane Kiffin isn't shy when it comes to speaking his mind with a recent take getting the attention of Texas Longhorns decision-maker S

Texas coach Steve Sarkisian didn't mince words after Lane Kiffin said 'dynasties are over' — a subtle jab at Saban-era dominance.

The Ole Miss coach posted “Freeze warning” on Monday morning. Knowing Kiffin’s history as an expert in trolling, there are a couple of ways to interpret such a post. Yes, the temperature was below freezing, but come on. Kiffin is a master of word manipulation, so to believe it was nothing more than a nod to the weather would be naive.

Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin went into detail about the joy of watching his son Knox play as a high school quarterback.

Lane Kiffin and Co. are in the midst of a historic season this fall, and with the chance to wrap up the regular season with an 11-1 record, all eyes are on the Rebels. But the talk of the town is the future of Kiffin and where he'll take the sidelines in 2026 as the Florida Gators and LSU Tigers battle to take his services from the Rebels.

“I didn’t know I’d be part of that,” Kiffin said in his postgame news conference when asked about the proposal. “Things happen in the ‘Sip, you know? That was cool. I didn’t know what was going on at all. Someone on the headset said it. That was really cool and how the crowd cheered for them.”

Drew O’Connor, a former pole vaulter for the Rebels, proposed to his girlfriend on the field at Vaught–Hemingway Stadium during halftime of Ole Miss’s 49-0 blowout win over The Citadel on Saturday, and while the two were celebrating, Kiffin hopped in and surprised the newly engaged couple.

Ole Miss Rebels coach Lane Kiffin’s daughter Landry Kiffin and son Knox Kiffin where both in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, for the Alabama Crimson Tide vs. the LSU Tigers game. As usual, it was Landry’s fit that stole the show.