The Ole Miss Rebels suffered an upset at home on Saturday to the Kentucky Wildcats, and Lane Kiffin shared his thoughts on Sunday.

Lane Kiffin and Ole Miss came up short in their SEC opener against Kentucky, falling 20-17 on Saturday after a late comeback attempt fizzled out. Heisman-hopeful quarterback Jaxson Dart and the Rebels were on the move late. But some bad decision-making led to a 48-yard game-tying field goal attempt hooking wide.

It didn't take long for No. 6 Ole Miss' College Football Playoff hopes to hit a major bump in the road. Lane Kiffin's preseason darlings fell, 20-17, at home against unranked Kentucky-- the same jekyll-and-hyde Kentucky team that lost 31-6 to South Carolina and then hung tough with Georgia-- in the Rebels' SEC opener.

Ole Miss Rebels head coach Lane Kiffin reminded his team this week that they still have a lot left to play for.

Ole Miss football coach Lane Kiffin explained why snap counts impacted Rebels receiver Juice Wells and tight end Caden Prieskorn against Kentucky

Lane Kiffin is drawing plenty of social media reaction following Ole Miss's loss to Kentucky, the Rebels' first home loss since the 2022 Egg Bowl.

While Ole Miss was lined up in the shotgun with Jaxson Dart at quarterback and backup running back Matt Jones alongside him, Dart signaled to Jones, who then fell to the ground and faked an injury. This maneuver effectively delayed the game, giving Ole Miss extra time to set up their next play.

After Ole Miss football lost to Kentucky, Lane Kiffin discusses the Bob Stoops decision that was "out of character."

There's no chance of stopping this what-if train. Lane Kiffin to Florida seems inevitable when the school decides to pull plug on Billy Napier era.

The game is a homecoming for Ole Miss Antwane “Juice” Wells and offensive coordinator/tight ends coach Joe Cox. Wells was a receiver for the Gamecocks the last two years, and Cox was receivers coach at USC in 2020.