It's that very culture set by fifth-year Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin that appeared Thursday night at EverBank Stadium in Jacksonville, Fla., as the Rebels picked apart Duke en route to a 52-20 win in the TaxSlayer Gator Bowl.

Ole Miss football ended the 2024 season with a dominant Gator Bowl win against Duke. After back-to-back 10-win seasons, Lane Kiffin likes the future.

Lane Kiffin didn't back when discussing the College Football Playoff committee leaving Ole Miss out of the 12-team field in recent weeks. On Thursday,

Lane Kiffin said Ole Miss, after 21 wins over the last 2 years, still has room to grow following a Gator Bowl beatdown of Duke.

Between the third and fourth quarters of Ole Miss football's Gator Bowl domination against Duke, Rebels' coach Lane Kiffin joked about Jaxson Dart.

Duke quarterback Henry Belin found himself in a no-win situation, forced into a starting role as the Blue Devils faced Ole Miss in the Gator Bowl.

Ole Miss was a 17 1/2-point favorite, according to BetMGM, mostly because the Blue Devils (9-4) were without quarterback Maalik Murphy and running back Star Thomas. Both entered the transfer portal after Duke’s regular-season finale.

Ole Miss won the Gator Bowl in a romp over Duke on Thursday. Rebels coach Lane Kiffin wasn't totally thrilled with his quarterback, Jaxson Dart, after the 52-20 romp. Dart checked to a pass play with the game out of hand and his last pass as a Rebel turned into

Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin pokes fun at Jaxson Dart for throwing a late touchdown pass when the game was out of reach.

Playing in his final collegiate game in a decorated career, Ole Miss senior quarterback Jaxson Dart — who already entered Thursday’s Gator Bowl against Duke as the Rebels’

Ole Miss football quarterback Jaxson Dart broke more school records in his final game as a Rebels. Here's how he passed Chad Kelly against Duke