Lucy Rohden

got a trip to Baton Rouge where they were shown around the town, and then the same thing actually happened earlier that week in Gainesville.

So those seem to be the two primary options.

Lane Kiffin is taking the approach that it feels like he's going to leave because he's not explicitly saying, hey, I'm not going to leave and I'm not signing a contract.

Matt Rule at Nebraska signed an extension.

One that I would not have given to him, but he signed an extension.

Dan Lanning came out and said, I will not leave Oregon.

I will be here as long as they want me.

And Lane Kiffin's like, I don't want to talk about this right now, guys.

What a game, huh?

Like, I don't want to mention it.

So it does feel like he has one foot out the door.

I think what's really interesting about this is now that there's an ultimatum, now that there's a deadline, Ole Miss feels like not necessarily a lock, but Ole Miss will most likely make the college football playoff at this point.

What if Lane Kiffin says, OK, I'm going to LSU.

I'm going to Florida.

Where does that leave Ole Miss during the playoff?

Who is going to be coaching that team?

Because he has an ultimatum in front of him here.

It's very sort of weird how Ole Miss has gone about handling this.

I personally wouldn't have done that because maybe if you want someone to stay, you don't give them an ultimatum.

But it's a very sort of weird situation.