Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin trolls Paul Finebaum on 'X' regarding prediction

I don't know if you can call it friendly, but there has always been a back-and-forth between Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin and SEC Network analyst Paul Finebaum. After a few weeks of silence, Kiffin reignited the "feud" with a social media comment on Finebaum's latest prediction.

Paul Finebaum was asked last week on the "Paul Finebaum Show" if he thought there was any chance of Auburn being on upset alert when they welcomed California to Jordan-Hare Stadium. The SEC Network personality replies "There is no chance Auburn loses to Cal. NONE. Book it." He was wrong, with Kiffin and the fans letting him know it.

Lane Kiffin trolls Paul Finebaum once again

Paul Finebaum is known for putting his neck on the line with college football takes and predictions. He was very wrong on his latest Auburn-California game prediction. The Golden Bears managed the upset win over the Tigers, winning 21-4, with Auburn turning the ball over five times.

A California fan ensured Finebaum was held accountable, posting a video on 'X' of his exact words regarding the prediction. Lane Kiffin stumbled across the post and posted, " Paul Finebaum, What are you good at again?"

The "What are you got at again?" comes after Kiffin asked Finebaum the same thing at the SEC Media Days. It referred back to the start of the feud between the two when Kiffin was USC head coach, with Finebaum's comments at the time said to have helped get Kiffin fired.

Finebaum referred to Kiffin as the "Miley Cyrus of college football" at the time, with her career heading downhill. Since then, the singer-songwriter's career has gone from strength to strength, with Kiffin letting him know most things that come out of Finebaum's mouth are often wrong.

Finebaum has not responded, but he will have kept the comment in the memory bank, ready for any slip-up from Ole Miss and Lane Kiffin. This past week, he has thrown shade at Colorado, while Clemson and LSU have also received some choice comments.