Ole Miss officials are bracing for Lane Kiffin's departure from Oxford, according to the latest report from Marty Smith.

The fourth College Football Playoff rankings are out with the 12-team field remaining in place despite some adjustments to the top 25

NORMAN — Just a couple days after Oklahoma’s loss to Ole Miss in late October, Brent Venables did something that goes against his nature. During a team meeting, Venables brought up the ESPN College Football Playoff Predictor and showed his team the numbers.

In what could be Lane Kiffin’s final Egg Bowl at the helm of the Ole Miss football program, it was the number seven-ranked Rebels that retained the Golden Egg to clinch a berth to the College Football Playoff.

The sixth-year Ole Miss coach is set to announce Saturday if he’s going to stay at Ole Miss or leave for another job, likely LSU. Kiffin’s job status has dominated college football over the last half of November as he’s the first major domino of what could be a raucous coaching carousel.

No. 7 Ole Miss (10-1, 6-1 SEC) will square off against the Mississippi State Bulldogs on Friday for a Week 14 matchup at Davis Wade Stadium. In a showdown that

After Friday's Egg Bowl win, the Ole Miss Rebels will be in the College Football Playoff. Will Lane Kiffin coach them in it?