Ole Miss football news: Rebels band trolls Lane Kiffin with 'Neck' celly song
The Pride of the South saved their sharpest jab for the final whistle on Saturday night, and delivered the ultimate musical troll after Ole Miss took down LSU 32-24 in Oxford . Ole Miss found a creative way to celebrate its victory as the Rebels’ marching band played “Neck” at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, one of LSU’s most recognizable stadium songs, […] The post Ole Miss football news: Rebels band…
In a dramatic final whistle win, the Ole Miss Rebels' marching band delivered a sly musical jab at LSU coach Lane Kiffin by playing "Neck" during Saturday's game at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium. This final-minute performance of the LSU stadium anthem, typically associated with the Tigers' home-game traditions and a crowd chant, marked Ole Miss' victory over the Tigers 32-24.
Ole Miss fans had previously booed Kiffin throughout the game, and the band's postgame performance showcased the Rebels' dominance, as they held off LSU's late push to secure the win. The decision to play the song after the final minute was particularly pointed, given its historical association with LSU. Now, the Tigers must regroup following their first loss of the season, while Ole Miss carries the win into their next SEC matchup, with Kiffin having to focus on LSU's next game as well.
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