It was a blowout in Oxford. In the second rematch of the first three College Football Playoff games, Ole Miss dominated Tulane once again, winning 41–10. Social media lit up after the victory.
Ole Miss fans give head coach Pete Golding a massive ovation as he heads off the field.
A hug with AD Keith Carter, followed by a visor throw.
Golding era underway pic.twitter.com/IbZxY2lgva
— Trey Wallace (@TreyWallace_) December 21, 2025
Despite not coaching the Rebels in the CFP, Lane Kiffin still benefits from their win against Tulane according to a term sheet obtained by ESPN.
More: https://t.co/abRYaEVwzA pic.twitter.com/BlxqZrNQ1l
— ESPN College Football (@ESPNCFB) December 21, 2025
As a complete neutral, I think it’s hard not to be pulling for Ole Miss these playoffs. Would be so incredibly cool to see them go on a run under these circumstances.
— Barstool SEC (@SECBarstool) December 20, 2025
“Let’s make them watch Tulane play Ole Miss again” pic.twitter.com/sGL0d6xxMC
— The Degenerate (@TheDegenWeekly) December 21, 2025
None of this is reasonable. The next two weeks the LSU coaches are in the Ole Miss building. The next week at least one Ole Miss coach is in the LSU building.
Work for who you are working for!
— Charles Hanagriff (@C_Hanagriff) December 21, 2025
Hey @GWR are you seeing this?!
68,002 Santa Hats means a new World Record 👀 pic.twitter.com/tdhL2S5eqH— Ole Miss Athletics (@OleMissSports) December 20, 2025
Tulane and JMU are a waste of a playoff spot and shouldn’t have gotten autobids pic.twitter.com/jBvggDubrw
— The Analyst (@analyst4sports_) December 20, 2025
Notre Dame shouldn’t be upset that Miami or Bama made it in.
They should be upset that we have a system that let Tulane and JMU in (which is not their fault).
We shouldn’t keep G5 out but they shouldn’t automatically get in. Nobody should automatically get in.
— Jake “JBOY” Crain (@JakeCrain_) December 20, 2025
Tulane’s Defense:
pic.twitter.com/Tv0WBRB5yn— SleeperCFB (@SleeperCFB) December 20, 2025
I think Tulane and James Madison should play a game next week to see who the G5 National Champion is pic.twitter.com/k5VDFg3put
— Chanluh 🪐 (@chanluh) December 21, 2025
