hero-image

WATCH: Ole Miss HC Lane Kiffin’s son Knox Kiffin shows off electric moves while throwing a dime during practice

Lane Kiffin supports his son Knox Kiffin as the 15-year-old follows his father's passion for the game. Knox is a quarterback at Palos Verdes High School and, from time to time, shows off his football skills on social media.

The Ole Miss head coach's son posted a story on Instagram engaging in practice drills for the high-school football team and showing his arm strength. Knox threw a strong pass down the center to his receiver in the video. Have a look:

Lane encourages his son to follow his passion for becoming a football player. Before the 2024 college football season started, the Rebels coach shared a snap of his son with the caption:

"Follow your dreams son!! Don’t let anyone tell you that you can’t do something. ❤️"

View this post on Instagram

Instagram Post

Knox has already been offered playing opportunities by several football programs, namely - SMU Mustangs and Arkansas State. While he's a prospect for the class of 2028, Knox is making sure to chisel his skills by then.

Also read: PHOTO: Lane Kiffin poses with son Knox Kiffin and Ole Miss crew during team dinner

Knox Kiffin turned heads at SMU Dallas Showcase

Knox has already made a name for himself in the football circuit and it's not mainly because he is Lane Kiffin's son, but on his own accord.

The high-school QB turned heads at the SMU Dallas Showcase in June, where he displayed his talent. At only 5-foot-10 and 170 pounds, Knox’s performance at the showcase didn’t go unnoticed. He announced on Instagram that he’s received his second college offer, this time from the SMU Mustangs.

After a positive camp outing and a conversation with Mustangs coach D’Eriq King, Knox earned the offer.

View this post on Instagram

Instagram Post

Knox comes from a football dynasty, with his father Lane Kiffin and grandfather Monte Kiffin former football professionals.

Also read: WATCH: Ole Miss HC Lane Kiffin’s son Knox Kiffin preps to take an early train to pro with “the NFL ball”

You may also like