Lane Kiffin's longtime coaching decision means one thing: He's going to win this week --

As the drama at Ole Miss continues, there's a game on Friday.And the pressure on Kiffin to win will be immense.

Ryan Day is 81-10 as Ohio State's head coach, including 11-0 this year as the BUCKES attempt to repeat as national champions.That's quite a feat.

After the famous 0-4 day against Michigan the past four years, including the healthier home of Wolverines Tim Anters.Another day's loss in Ann nur arbor, especially as a betting 11.5 point favorite, will invite to continue to be sad and sad.

A coach is a coach who is under the most pressure to win a certain weekend game.

And then, silly Kiffin, hold my HOTTY hand.

Kiffin has not publicly announced where he will play next season - he will be leaving this entire season.It could be LSU.It could be Florida.Or it could be rare, with him having a 10-1 offense that won its sixth Mississippi State Bowl title.

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This is Kiffin's best game to win.

Forget the rest of the history of this problem.Long and slow domains from the date the notice was published.Kifill has reported that family members visit other schools and cities while he is still working in Oxford.

Or even the decision on Saturday is just "expected".

perhaps.Or maybe not.Who really knows?It's the lane.Maybe he'll come out of the hat as a freshman, or maybe Jesse Palmer will come to town for a "Bachelor"-let Rose party.

If nothing else, Kiffin, the personality of the person who does not exist, is that Friday's game carried out the game in Starkville, Mississippi, a game like no other - one of the winning contests that faced a competition.

Ole Miss is coming off its best season in over 60 years.The college football playoffs are upon us.The home playoff game is coming up in what could be the biggest sporting event in state history.The Rebels are a strong contender for the national semifinals if they fail to win the entire tournament.Kiffin himself has never had such a successful season.

However, if OLE Miss pulls off an upset over its place on Friday, it could collapse.If so, the offense will be gold.

The day can be lost and, despite the embarrassment, continue with the great challenge.

Kiffin can never live to create a circus of speculation and distraction as he contemplates leaving a playoff team.

His deferte can take a lot of big, but life is about to be in time.It is a moment to make your preferences.Leaving a team with the best time is a teacher or a job job?

There will be bittersweet feelings if Kiffin leaves after getting a win that puts Ole Miss in the playoffs.If the Rebels lose, though?They are no guarantees, falling into a crowded field of 10-2 contenders seeking an at-large bid.They could be left out.

Simple bad things, it might be Kiffailo the next day.The decision to repeat the Rebels will take to the College Football Playoffs because they have lost their mind to advance to fourth place.

Just like that, the season of dreams will end in a nightmare ... as the perpetrators skip town.How will this end?

Ole Miss is an 8.5-point favorite.It will have to beat a Mississippi State team that showed appreciable growth this year but is still recovering.It's the egg bowl though.Anything can - and has - happen.upsetreturnA man costs his team by imitating a peeing dog during a touchdown celebration

This thing may come out.

"Coach Kiffin and I had many very wise and positive conversations about his time at Ole Miss," Carter wrote in his statement."When we discuss the next steps, we know that we cannot lose sight of what is most important - the sixth-ranked team that has prepared to complete the regular season in historic fashion."

"Despite the outdoor pitch," Carter wrote, "Tell Kiffin is focusing on preparing our team for the egg."

May he be well.And then let Ole Miss win forever