"We don’t care," "No f**king way": Fans buzz as Lane Kiffin's daughter Landry hard launches relationship with LSU's Whit Weeks days before showdown

The daughter of Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin, Landry, made rounds on the Internet by revealing her relationship with LSU junior linebacker Whit Weeks on social media days before the much-anticipated SEC football showdown.

Landry posted a photo with Weeks on Instagram on Monday, surprising college football fans, who were aware of an upcoming game on Saturday, Sept. 28. A fan re-posted Landry Kiffin and Whit Weeks' photo on X, which could become bulletin board material for LSU fans.

One user appears to be totally focused on the Sept. 28 showdown and cares less about the viral picture.

"Ole Miss students don’t like Landry, we don’t care," the fan wrote.

Another college football fanatic, meanwhile, couldn't believe what he saw and wrote an expletive-laden post, emphasizing his disbelief.

"There’s no f**king way," he wrote.

One user saw no issues with the relationship, while others wrote hilarious reactions on the matter.

A proud Kappa Kappa Gamma member, Landry Kiffin is used to the spotlight of college football, going viral on social media for her outfits and other activities. The Ole Miss student is downright torn on who to support on Saturday.

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Lane Kiffin opens up on the Ole Miss-LSU competition in the last four seasons

Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin reacted to the competitive nature of Ole Miss-LSU games in the past four seasons, going 2-2 in those meetings.

Kiffin, who is in his sixth season calling the plays on the sidelines for the Rebels, believed the games were good matchups.

"We were ahead and should have won in the last one down there. We were ahead the entire game last year," the veteran coach said (per On3). "So, really competitive matchup. Glad that it’s competitive, because looks like we’re going to keep playing this matchup. So, exciting for the fans."

The Rebels picked up wins in 2021 and 2023 in Oxford, Mississippi, while the Tigers gained vengeance in 2022 and 2024 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

The No. 13 Ole Miss (4-0, 2-0 SEC) hopes to follow up on its conference victories over Kentucky and Arkansas when it faces No. 4 LSU (4-0, 1-0 SEC) on Sept. 27.

About the author

Geoffrey Latayan is a journalist who covers college basketball at Sportskeeda. An AB Communication graduate from De La Salle Lipa, he is an avid sports fan who follows college basketball, MLB, NBA and pro wrestling.

As a writer, he's adept at stats and previously covered college sports in the Philippines. Geoff has interviewed former NBA star Detlef Schrempf, although it was way before the "sportsblog" era.

Geoff believes the gap between College sports and major leagues has narrowed thanks to the new stars of the sport, who can give the pro leagues a run for their money.

His favorite college players of all time are Michael Jordan and Allan Iverson. In fact, the Jordan admiration extended to North Carolina becoming his favorite college team as well. Geoff rates Carmelo Anthony winning the national title for Syracuse as his favorite College Sports moment and he is also a die-hard Philadelphia Phillies and Philadelphia 76ers fan.

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