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Podcast Rebellion: The Journey of Kiffin

Inspired by our friends at No Laying Up, we take a look at the rise and fall and rise again of Ole Miss’ new head coach, Lane Kiffin.

By Zach Berry, Ben Woodhouse, Nicholas Carr, and Grayson Weir

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New Oakland Raiders head coach Lane Kiffen is introduced at a press conference at the team’s headquarters in Alameda, Calif., Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2007. Kiffen, who most recently was an offensive coordinator the University of Southern California, takes over Photo by MediaNews Group/Bay Area News via Getty Images

On this XXL edition of Podcast Rebellion, we dive into the career of Ole Miss’ head coach. We take a look at dressing for the job he wanted in college to becoming the youngest head coach in NFL history to taking his dream job to tarmacs to team busses leaving early to dealing with Nick Saban to national titles with mediocre quarterbacks to winning the C-USA to taking over for Matt Luke and the program he destroyed.

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