Lane Kiffin is all smiles with wife Layla, son Knox despite Ole Miss loss to Georgia

Lane Kiffin and the Ole Miss Rebels had quite the battle in a top 10 matchup at the Georgia Bulldogs on Saturday, but came up just short in a 43-35 thriller. After the game, he had family to support him including his reconciled wife Layla Kiffin who made the trip from Mississippi to support him.
Ole Miss was 6-0 heading into the showdown with Georgia, but still has its playoff hopes very much alive.
Lane and Layla’s oldest daughter Landry also made the trip to Athens, Georgia, a week after she betrayed dad and the Rebels to attend her boyfriend Whit Weeks’ LSU Tigers game. On Saturday, she rocked her polka-dot dress and was all Ole Miss.
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Layla traveled after staying back to watch their son Knox’s high school football game in Oxford where he threw the game-winning pass in overtime. She rocked some elite Ole Miss cowboy boots with her Rebels fit for the game.

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After the loss, she along with Knox and other family posed with the coach.
At the end of the day, that’s what it’s all about: Family.
Next week, the Rebels have another big road game at the Oklahoma Sooners where no doubt Lane will have Layla and his kids’ support again.

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