The best Lane Kiffin memorabilia is available in the worst place

Every coach makes charitable contributions when they take a new job. Not everything can make the move, and it appears that's the case with Lane Kiffin's controversial exit from Ole Miss. If you're looking for a piece of history from the Rebels' best season in modern program history, you might want to check out the Goodwill in Oxford, Miss. 

Kiffin's Ole Miss gear appears to have surfaced on the thrift store circuit with his name on it. A recent post from Barstool Ole Miss on X shows one of the great finds. It's hard to believe that would be there, but still on brand given the situation. 

Needless to say, the subject of Kiffin leaving for LSU is still raw in Oxford. 

Insane thrift store find 😭 pic.twitter.com/qnqEYVjXkx

While Pete Golding took the Rebels deep into the College Football Playoff this year, there are many fans who fault the new Tigers coach for skipping town in the midst of a possible national championship run. The Rebels faithful might never forget what happened with Kiffin.

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LSU inked the hottest coach on the market to a 7-year, $91 million contract. Kiffin replaced Brian Kelly, who was fired mid-season after not meeting the sky-high expectations in Baton Rouge. The same standard applies for Kiffin as the Tigers look to break into the CFP conversation. It's a major reason why the school is reportedly spending over $40 million to maintain the current roster of mostly transfers.   

Kiffin returns to Oxford during Week 3 of the 2026 season. The "Homecoming" will be one of the games to watch with many storylines, which now includes some second-hand goods.  

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