"Stop being horny" - CFB fans bash Ole Miss HC Lane Kiffin for response to young woman hours before SEC media days appearance

Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin often tends to get attention for his social media activity. It was no different on Monday morning, when Kiffin responded to Hannah Barron, also known as "The Catfish Girl," on X.

"#ComeToTheSip," Kiffin captioned his post, sharing Barron's post of pictures from her outdoor fishing adventures.

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#ComeToTheSip 😂

On Sunday, Barron, who has made an online name for herself by landing giant catfish, posted four photos of herself with catfish while in her swimwear from this year. On Monday morning, Kiffin responded with a hashtag of a slogan that he and the school use for recruiting.

When fans caught Kiffin seemingly inviting Barron to an Ole Miss game, they had some wild reactions.

"Stop being horny, Lane," one fan tweeted.

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Stop being horny, Lane.

"9:22am. Game is game," another added.

"Lane shooting his shot," a third fan commented.

Ole Miss participated in SEC media days in Atlanta on Monday, with Kiffin on the main stage early Monday afternoon. The Rebels contingent left Oxford on a private plane on Monday morning.

Others suggested that Kiffin was flirting with Barron. According to reports, Kiffin reconciled with his wife, Layla, in January. The Kiffins were married for 12 years before divorcing in 2016. Layla Kiffin and his son, Knox, reportedly moved to Oxford in the spring. His daughter, Landry, attends Ole Miss.

"Coach, absolutely shooting his shot. Love you, Coach!" one fan wrote.

"She may be a little too old for you coach," a user sarcastically tweeted.

"You are shameless," another added.

Ole Miss hired Kiffin in December 2019. He has compiled a 44-18 record in five years with the program.

With the four-day SEC media days extravaganza signaling the start of football season, Kiffin will turn his focus to Ole Miss for the 2025 season. The Rebels are considered among the handful of teams in contention to make the 12-team College Football Playoff.

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Lane Kiffin suggests legendary Alabama HC Nick Saban might return to coaching

At the SEC media days on Monday, Lane Kiffin hinted that legendary Alabama coach Nick Saban might return to coaching.

Former Alabama HC Nick Saban - Source: Imagn

"He's not going to need me to hire him," Kiffin said. "I don't think he's done. I think he'll be back. Whether that's college or NFL, I think he'll be back."

Saban stepped down from his coaching job at Alabama in January 2024. He won six national titles with the Tide and one with LSU in 2004.

Lane Kiffin was the offensive coordinator for Saban at Alabama from 2014 to 2016. The two helped the Tide win a national championship in 2015.