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Ole Miss Coach Golding Calls LSU Win 'Sweet' but Not the Ultimate Goal

Pete Golding says beating former coach Lane Kiffin and LSU was a highlight, but the Rebels are focused on bigger season goals.

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Ole Miss coach Pete Golding said his team's victory over LSU, coached by former Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin, was "sweet" but stressed that it does not represent the pinnacle of the season for his program, according to ESPN.

The win over Kiffin and the Tigers has been a point of celebration for Ole Miss, but Golding cautioned against viewing the result as the team's ultimate achievement, ESPN reported.

Golding indicated that while beating LSU carried extra significance given Kiffin's history with the program, the Rebels are aiming for larger goals as the season progresses, according to the report.

Further details on Golding's remarks, including specific quotes and the broader context of Ole Miss's season, were included in the original ESPN report.

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