Lane Kiffin takes parting shot at Ole Miss fans in a final straw move

Lane Kiffin playing the victim card right after forsaking Ole Miss after months of leading them on is peak absurdity.

His exit could have ended on a positive note, but Kiffin wants to sign off on pure venom.

It started with him hurriedly boarding the jet to Baton Rouge on Sunday, almost as if running away from Oxford. A crowd of furious fans awaited to hurl their final boos at Kiffin after months of being let down by their own head coach.

It was every time side stepping the rumors and leading Ole Miss fans on that he would be staying in Oxford being thrown back at him.

Lane Kiffin loves to play victim

Then, after landing in LSU, Kiffin had complaints about how he was nearly "run off the road" by the Rebels fans, and "was jarred by what he saw and heard on his way to the airport to leave. Called a cop he knew for assistance."

“We spent six years there, and that airport scene," Kiffin said.

"That affects you. That airport scene, all the things being said? They’re saying that about you. And you think you’ve done a great job for six years," he added.

"Knox and I driving. People trying to run us off the road, man, and the things they said to us, and then we got here (Baton Rouge) and had been here for six minutes and it was, 'We love you, Coach, you are the best ever' . . . that’s the SEC."

Undoubtedly, Kiffin gave Ole Miss its best season in a long time, but inarguably, botched it altogether when he decided to dinge them for LSU and play victim while at it.

It is what he does the best, after all. He did it at Tennessee, then at Alabama, and now at Ole Miss.