Ole Miss Coach Lane Kiffin Labels LSU Game ‘Rebels’ Super Bowl’
Following LSU's loss to Ole Miss, coach Lane Kiffin referred to the game as the Rebels' "Super Bowl".

Portland, OR, September 24, 2026 —
Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin characterized the recent game against LSU as the Rebels’ “Super Bowl” following the team’s victory. The comment was made after Ole Miss secured a win against LSU.
Details regarding the specific date of the game, the final score, or other significant game statistics were not provided in the summary. Similarly, the precise context or further elaboration on Kiffin’s “Super Bowl” remark, beyond its direct quotation, was not available.
Lane Kiffin, a prominent figure in college football, has been the head coach for the Ole Miss Rebels since December 2019. His tenure has seen periods of notable performance, with the “Super Bowl” comment highlighting the perceived significance of the matchup against LSU from his perspective.
The Tigers, LSU, are a perennial powerhouse in the Southeastern Conference (SEC), often competing for conference and national championships. Any victory over LSU is typically considered a significant achievement for opposing teams within the conference, underscoring the competitive nature of the SEC.
Further information regarding player reactions, LSU’s response to the comment, or the broader implications of this statement within the team’s season or the conference standings was not included in the provided summary.
Story summarized from the original created by Mark Heim on www.oregonlive.com, see more information here.
Media gallery

