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Joenel Aguero Snubbed Lane Kiffin After Ole Miss’ 32-24 Win, And the Video Is Wild

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Ole Miss safety Joenel Aguero appeared to completely blow off LSU coach Lane Kiffin on Saturday night, right after the Rebels secured a wild 32-24 victory over the Tigers. This wasn’t just a quick walk-by; the video of the moment is making its rounds, showing a clear, intentional move that’s got everyone talking.

Kiffin’s Hand Out, Aguero’s Hand Away

After Ole Miss clinched that 32-24 win, a game-sealing interception by Jaylon Braxton had the Rebels bench absolutely hyped. Players were flying past Kiffin, celebrating their hearts out. But it was Aguero’s specific interaction with the LSU coach that grabbed all the attention. The video shows Kiffin extending his hand, looking like he was going for a post-game handshake, a moment of sportsmanship after a tough battle. What happened next? Aguero, the senior safety, very visibly moved his hand away from Kiffin’s, making it crystal clear he wasn’t interested in that handshake.

The Viral Moment Nobody’s Forgetting

This wasn’t some blink-and-you-miss-it incident. Aguero seemed to go out of his way to make sure that snub happened, right in front of the cameras. Other Ole Miss players might have run past Kiffin in their celebration, but Aguero’s move was distinct. It’s the kind of moment that gets clipped, shared, and debated for days. A senior player, fresh off a big win, making a public statement to the opposing coach without saying a single word. You know that kind of fire? It’s electric.

This kind of raw, in-your-face moment is what college football is all about sometimes. It adds another layer to an already hard-fought 32-24 victory. That video is already racking up views, and it’s easy to see why; it’s pure, unadulterated post-game drama.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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