The LSU Tigers and Ole Miss Rebels are the last two teams standing in the Lane Kiffin sweepstakes with the Florida Gators eliminated from contention. In what ha

ESPN analyst Paul Finebaum once compared him to Miley Cyrus and the late Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis called him a “flat-out liar.’’

Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin says he feels he like he has to make an announcement about his coaching future by Saturday and says doing so won't be “as enjoyable as people think.”

If Kiffin decides to leave for another job, the belief is that Ole Miss will not allow him to continue coaching the team in the postseason. In fact, ESPN's Mark Schlabach even reported on Friday that the team has already picked out who will fill in.

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 biggest domino of what could be a raucous coaching carousel.

Lane Kiffin closed an 11-1 season with a rivalry win while preparing for a Saturday decision on whether to stay at Ole Miss or leave for LSU.

We’re days away from the regular season ending and coaches officially taking news jobs, including Lane Kiffin … right?

This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/olemiss as College Football Insider Reveals Prediction on Lane Kiffin's Future As Decision Looms. The Ole Miss Rebels await a decision from the program's head coach as "Lane Kiffin Watch" continues this week with the LSU Tigers and Florida Gators firmly in the mix.