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Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin takes shot at Clemson football’s strength of schedule
Ole Miss had playoff hopes last year but missed the field at 9-3 (5-3 SEC) after inopportune losses to Kentucky and Florida and played in the Gator Bowl. For comparison’s sake, Ole Miss had a better strength of record (No. 13 vs. No. 25) but Clemson had a better strength of schedule (No. 28 vs. No. 39) in 2024, per ESPN.
Kiffin, who coached Dart for three seasons at Ole Miss, sees him as the "complete package" who is a "quick learner." ...
Clemson was the final team to make the CFP last year after winning the ACC to earn an auto bid. Ole Miss' Lane Kiffin hopes ...
There is no secret that when Lane Kiffin’s day comes for his appearance at the yearly Southeastern Conference Media Days all ...
Lane Kiffin’s Ole Miss teams were pointed at last year for faking injuries. The SEC and the NCAA listened and tweaked the ...
Conference media days are always ripe with quality quotes, and the witticisms from Atlanta did not disappoint.
In an interview with ESPN’s Heather Dinich, the Ole Miss head coach questioned whether conference champions like Clemson ...
Lane Kiffin made the case for a '16 best' Playoff model, quoting an unnamed coach who'd prefer playing Clemson weekly over ...
Lane Kiffin gave his thoughts on how Austin Simmons will need to succeed as the Ole Miss Rebels' quarterback, replacing ...
Legendary former Alabama football coach Nick Saban looks pretty comfortable as an analyst for ESPN’s “College GameDay,” but ...
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