The Ole Miss Rebels are resting this week after an emotional win over the Georgia Bulldogs on Saturday. Here's why that's a good thing.

Ole Miss football head coach Lane Kiffin took to social media to fire back at Texas A&M head coach Mike Elko.

If Lane Kiffin's Ole Miss Rebels beat Georgia, he'll look even better to ravenous Florida fans who desire a coaching change.

It goes without saying that the Ole Miss Rebels are playing their best football of the season over the last few weeks, and leave it to head coach Lane Kiffin to have a theory on why that is taking place.

Ole Miss football earned a marquee victory against Georgia in Week 11, boosting hopes of a CFP spot and impressing recruits.

Texas A&M head coach Mike Elko took aim at Lane Kiffin over the Ole Miss head coach's previous complaints about the number of night games other SEC teams have played.

Kiffin came to Ole Miss for the 2020 season while the Rebels were on the heels of NCAA sanctions that essentially gutted the program in an unforgiving Southeastern Conference. There had not been a winning season in Oxford since 2015, but Kiffin preached a championship mindset at a place that had mountaintop moments in the past.

Lane Kiffin doubled down Thursday on his disappointed of Ole Miss' lack of nights games this season after Mike Elko mentioned the sentiment Wednesday:

Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin made headlines at the end of October for complaining about what he perceived as an unfair distribution of night games for SEC teams. He mentioned LSU directly while criticizing the league's scheduling.

Head coach Lane Kiffin has been searching for a program-defining victory in his time in Oxford. Did he achieve that on Saturday?