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Ole Miss Rebels head coach Lane Kiffin turned heads this week after he posted a notable picture.
Hours after the Rebels defeated Duke in the Gator Bowl, Kiffin posted a photo of him hugging his ex-wife Layla.
Kiffin wished her a happy birthday as his daughter Landry jumped in the comments and stated, “Hard launch.”
That comment and the picture started speculation that Lane Kiffin was announcing that he had gotten his ex-wife back into his life.
On Saturday, Kiffin saw all the hoopla surrounding his Instagram post and picture, so he responded with a “thinking face” emoji.
That is not a denial or confirmation.
The Kiffins announced their divorce in 2016, but they have maintained an incredible relationship with one another to co-parent their children together. They are the model for what people should do once their relationship falls apart.
Landry Kiffin, the oldest daughter, celebrated her 20th birthday last month, and Lane Kiffin was in attendance.
Fans couldn’t help but notice that the many pictures he posted to Instagram featured his ex-wife.
Lane Kiffin Ends 2024 Season On A High Note
Ole Miss routed Duke 52-20 in the TaxSlayer Gator Bowl as the Rebels ended their year on a high note.
The Ole Miss Rebels have claimed back-to-back 10-win seasons for the first time since 1959-60.
It will be hard to recreate with so many players headed to the NFL Draft, but Kiffin has shown he can get just about anything done.
RUMOR: Dallas Cowboys Quarterback Expected To Join Surprise NFC Team For 2025 Season
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An NFL writer projects a fascinating NFC team as the next landing spot for Dallas Cowboys backup quarterback Cooper Rush.
The 31-year-old Cooper Rush is slated to become a free agent after the 2024 season, and the opportunity to start elsewhere may prompt him to leave Dallas when the new league year begins.
Rush has started eight games this season in favor of an injured Dak Prescott, whose 2024 campaign was limited to eight games before requiring surgery on a hamstring injury. Rush has fared well with a 60.7 completion percentage for 1,844 yards and 12 touchdowns against five interceptions.
Cody Benjamin of CBS Sports recently projected where the top 2025 NFL quarterback draft prospects, free agents and trade candidates will land. Benjamin projects that Cooper Rush will sign with the Carolina Panthers and back up Bryce Young.