Lane Kiffin on Ole Miss fan support: ‘Like a high school game playing in a college stadium’

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No. 14 Ole Miss has already sold out its game against No. 7 Kentucky on Saturday, so maybe Lane Kiffin’s message about the lack of a home-field advantage at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium was heard. 

Kiffin, whose team sits at 4-0 after a 35-27 win over unranked Tulsa, has not been impressed with the fan support after the Rebels' first three home games. 

Trustin Northington of the Rebels holds an American flag during the Tulsa Golden Hurricane game at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium on Sept. 24, 2022 in Oxford, Mississippi. (Justin Ford/Getty Images)

"Regardless of what you come out to before the game, or halftime when you come out and run out of the tunnel, and it looks like a high school game playing in a college stadium, you can't let that affect you," Kiffin said Monday at his weekly press conference. "There's psychology to that. There's a home-field advantage for a reason. When it goes the other way, you kind of have that feeling like, 'Oh are we still really playing in a game here?' The players have to fight that." 

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The student section was relatively empty as the Rebels took the field for the second half against the Golden Hurricane, according to the Mississippi Clarion Ledger.  

Head coach Lane Kiffin of the Mississippi Rebels during the game against the Central Arkansas Bears on Sept. 10, 2022, in Oxford. (Justin Ford/Getty Images)

"We use that as a learning lesson for our guys," Kiffin continued. "If that's the case, that's the case. I'm worried about what I can control. I've tried social media in here for two years. We'll worry about what we can control, and