Lane Kiffin’s daughter Landry stuns in Rebels-black shorts fit for Ole Miss-Tulane

Landry Kiffin sure knows how to crush a game-day fit. For dad Lane Kiffin’s big Ole Miss Rebels game vs. the Tulane Green Wave in Mississippi on Saturday, Landry rocked a head-turning look in Rebels-black.
The 20-year-old daughter of the Ole Miss football head coach and his reconciled wife Layla Kiffin is always a game-day hit like for the first one of the season where she crushed a white-out look and even posed in a side-by-side winner with mom.
She’s also dad’s No. 1 fan, giving him a sweet gift after his 100th victory last season, and sharing an on-field hug after a big win. He also loves to give her a hard time in good fun with his posts on social media.
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Landry already upstaged the game in her Ole Miss sorority blue dress on Friday, but then posted this stunner in cowboy boots and black polka-dot shorts with a strapless top.
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Landry must get her fashion from mama Layla as she just rocked some Rebels-colored cowboy boots in a photo recently as well.

In a battle of undefeated teams on Saturday afternoon at Vaught Hemingway Stadium, Landry already chalked up a “W” for the Kiffin family with her game-day slay.

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