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Yahoo Sports reports that Lane Kiffin kept the needle in Ole Miss after his No. 10 LSU Tigers dismantled No. 23 Texas A&M 35-6 on Saturday night. The barb about the game being Ole Miss's Super Bowl was a callback to last week's comments, a reminder that Kiffin's departure from Oxford to Baton Rouge still rankles a fanbase that has not forgotten or forgiven the messy divorce. College football runs on these grudges, and Kiffin seems happy to stoke them.
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