Coach Lane Kiffin and Ole Miss football won on the road in Starkville vs. Mississippi State to take the Egg Bowl for the third straight year.

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.”

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 first major domino of what could be a raucous coaching carousel.

Lane Kiffin addressed a question about his future again on Friday after his Ole Miss team beat Mississippi State in the Egg Bowl 38-19.

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.

Ole Miss appears to have made its final decision on Lane Kiffin for the College Football Playoff if he leaves.

The Ole Miss Rebels beat the Florida Gators last Saturday, and the sideline celebration felt personal. Lane Kiffin hugged coaches and waved to fans. Nearby, Layla Kiffin’s denim-top look drew as much chatter as the win. The Rebels improved to 10-1 and were eyeing the Egg Bowl and a possible College Football Playoff berth.

The sixth-ranked Ole Miss Rebels take on the Mississippi State Bulldogs in the 98th version of the "Egg Bowl" in a key SEC matchup on Friday. Ole Miss is coming off a 34-24 win over Florida on Nov. 15,