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The Rebels are huge favorites over the Green Wave on Saturday.
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What our Post expert thinks about Tulane vs. Ole Miss
Lane Kiffin’s absence will loom over this game, and for however long Ole Miss stays in the College Football Playoff.
It was quite odd that Kiffin abandoned ship after finally getting the Rebels to the Playoff, but that’s the age we live in right now.
Tulane head coach Jon Sumrall is also leaving his post, but he’s going to coach the Green Wave in the tournament before he officially starts his role at Florida.
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