After bolstering the Ole Miss Rebels and putting them back on the map, Lane Kiffin’s swan song went sideways. Just as he walked out the door, the locker room dragged him up. Kiffin claimed the team wanted him to steer them into the playoffs, but three Rebel players jumped in together to say that never happened. 

“That was not the message you said in the meeting room. Everybody that was in there can vouch on this,” Ole Miss linebacker Suntarine Perkins exposed Kiffin on December 2, resharing the head coach’s statement.

“My request to do so was denied by Keith Carter despite the team also asking him to allow me to keep coaching them so they could better maintain their high level of performance,” wrote Kiffin in his parting message.

Not just the college football players, even the Ole Miss basketball team pounced in the race to drag Kiffin down.

“A “go to hell LSU” followed by a “go to hell lane Kiffin” was yelled during the national anthem of this Ole Miss basketball game,” reported Brian Scott Ripee.

Who are the two other players who jumped into the Mission Expose Lane Kiffin?

This is a developing story…