Ole Miss Rebels head coach Lane Kiffin was pleased with his team's overall performance last week against Oklahoma.
The No. 19 Rebels trailed at halftime on Saturday against the scuffling Oklahoma Sooners, but they were able to rally the troops in the second half and earn a 26-14 win at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford.
"I thought played really well," Kiffin said in a press conference. "Was really accurate with the ball, especially with probably the best receiver in the country not playing. I thought we pass protected well against a defense that has a great rusher. The offense still needs some work, but Kiffin doesn't want outside opinions influencing the mood of his locker room. He wants his players to know that improvements are needed while still enjoying capturing a win over an SEC team.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Inside Coach Lane Kiffin's Locker Room Message to Ole Miss Following Loss to LSUWhat did Ole Miss Rebels head coach Lane Kiffin have to say to his team after it lost an overtime heartbreaker to the LSU Tigers?
Read more »
Why Lane Kiffin Isn't 'Overreacting' to Ole Miss' Loss vs. LSU on SaturdayThe Ole Miss Rebels had plenty of opportunities to win Saturday night's game against the LSU Tigers, but they came away empty-handed.
Read more »
Biggest Game in Lane Kiffin's Career Coming vs. LSU | Locked On Ole Miss PodcastMatt Moscona from Locked On LSU joins to preview the game.
Read more »
How Are Lane Kiffin, Ole Miss Football Prepping For Oklahoma's Changes on Offense?Oklahoma's offense is in flux as it prepares to face the Ole Miss Rebels on Saturday.
Read more »
Lane Kiffin: It’s ‘unfortunate’ LSU-Alabama got night kickoff over Ole Miss-GeorgiaRebels haven’t had a night SEC kickoff all season
Read more »
Forde-Yard Dash: Lane Kiffin’s Focus Is Anywhere but on the Field With Ole MissEach week, The Dash will identify 12 people dealing with damaged playoff hopes, and gauge their teams’ chances of rebounding from calamity.
Read more »