Lane Kiffin has announced when he will make a decision, but he says the choice he’ll make has yet to be determined.After the Ole Miss coach led the seventh-ranked Rebels to a 38-19 victory over Mississippi State on Friday in the regular-season-ending Egg Bowl, Kiffin told reporters he’ll declare next year’s coaching destination on Saturday.”I feel like I’ve got to,” Kiffin said.The 50-year-old Kiffin has racked up a 55-19 record in six seasons at Ole Miss, a 74.3% winning rate that has attracted the attention and deep pockets of Southeastern Conference rivals LSU and Florida – both of which fired their coaches in October.Speculation over whether Kiffin will jump to the Tigers or the Gators has reached soap-operatic proportions over the last month, but Kiffin promised to bring the storyline to a conclusion on Saturday. He also claimed, as of Friday afternoon, not to know which school he’ll pick.”Probably not as enjoyable as people probably think it is,” Kiffin said. “Like (Georgia coach) Kirby (Smart) says when he wants to complain about being in the national championship and missing the portal window, there’s no crying from the yacht. So I’m not trying to get pity. But it’s not as enjoyable as maybe some people would think.”
