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10/1/26: What to watch on Ole Miss' open date?

MPW Digital — Thu, 01 Oct 2026 14:59:00 GMT

Beyond The Letter: Bill Jordan - 2026 George T. Lotterhos Service Award

MPW Digital — Thu, 01 Oct 2026 11:04:31 GMT

Is Ole Miss’ Season Over? Breaking Down the Rebels’ Playoff Path After Florida

Bleav Podcast Network — Thu, 01 Oct 2026 08:22:00 GMT

Ole Miss suffered its first loss of the season in a 52–28 defeat at Florida, but is the season actually over?

In this episode, Tre Williams looks at the Rebels’ 3–1 start, what went wrong against Florida, and why one loss does not automatically eliminate Ole Miss from the College Football Playoff conversation.

Topics discussed include:

Ole Miss falling from No. 4 after the Florida loss
Why the 302 rushing yards allowed to Florida are a major concern
Whether opponents now have a blueprint for attacking the Ole Miss defense
Trinidad Chambliss and the continued strength of the Rebels’ offense
Pete Golding and what must improve defensively during the bye week
Why the LSU victory still matters to Ole Miss’ résumé
The difficult SEC schedule still ahead
What an 11–1 finish could mean for Ole Miss
Whether a 10–2 Ole Miss team could still make the College Football Playoff
Why 9–3 would make the playoff path considerably more difficult
How much margin for error Ole Miss has for the remainder of the season
Why the Florida loss changed the conversation around Ole Miss without ending the season

The Rebels have plenty of football left to play. The question now is whether Florida was simply one bad Saturday or the beginning of a bigger problem.

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Will Echoles Had ZERO Pressures And Said It Was A Lack Of Violence | Ole Miss fix for Vandy?

Locked On Podcast Network — Thu, 01 Oct 2026 07:00:00 GMT

Everyone spent the bye week arguing about Pete Golding's scheme. That's the wrong line. Will Echoles rushed the passer 17 times against Florida and produced ZERO pressures, seven days after posting 7 pressures and a sack on the exact same 54 snaps — and the unit around him managed six total pressures and no sacks on roughly 112 pass-rush snaps. You cannot scheme your way to one tackle for loss on 53 carries. Somebody has to beat a block, and for one Saturday in Gainesville nobody did.

9 days to Vanderbilt in Nashville. Two players went to a podium Tuesday and said more useful things about this defense than anybody analyzing it all week.

Steven Willis takes the two Tuesday pressers apart and puts the charting next to them — Echoles calling his own room's tape "a lack of violence," the 14 missed tackles that are now three straight weeks at exactly 14, and the one number from the bye week that says the offensive line was never the problem.

⏱️ CHAPTERS

0:00 Bye week player insights

5:24 Energy and momentum in football

8:25 Challenges with new defense starters

15:34 Importance of scout team effort

19:48 Locker room vibe after the loss

21:21 Team optimism during the bye week

📌 THREE THINGS

1. Echoles indicted his own unit and the charting is harsher than he was. He said Ole Miss put "a whole lot of lack of violence on film," then put the missed tackles at "10-plus." The charted number is 14. He low-balled his own room. And 14 is no Florida anomaly: it was 14 against LSU and 14 against Charlotte. Three straight weeks at 14, noticed only in the week they lost by 24.

2. Paralysis by analysis started on this show. Steven Willis put the phrase to Bill Flowers on Wednesday and described the mechanism — read your key, and if he does this you do this, until nobody is playing and everybody is processing. Flowers agreed and wanted a 4-3 and five calls. Fourcade agreed too. Then Echoles, with no idea any of it had been said: "we try to play too perfect, trying to do all the right things right instead of being instinctual."

3. The offensive line was never the problem, and Kutas isn't guessing. Every Ole Miss lineman improved his pass blocking from LSU — Terez Davis to 89.4, a season best, Townsend from 29.3, the worst by any Rebel all year, to 75.9. Ole Miss lost by 24 on its best protection day of the season.

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Keith Carter: Ole Miss eyes 5,000-6,000 new seats, weighs post-Nike future

OMSpirit — Wed, 30 Sep 2026 20:10:54 GMT

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Todd Wade: Florida Attacking The C-Gap Was Indefendable For Ole Miss

Locked On Podcast Network — Wed, 30 Sep 2026 19:00:00 GMT

Everybody spent the bye week arguing about whether Ole Miss quit or whether the scheme is too complicated. Todd Wade gave a third answer in three letters: C-gap. Ole Miss plays a 4-2-5 built for spread offenses. Florida played 12 and 13 personnel, made extra gaps outside and attacked Blake Purchase and Suntarine Perkins — a linebacker essentially playing the other end. Wade: "If I was the Florida offensive coordinator, I would have done exactly the same thing." He called it indefendable.

9 days to Vanderbilt in Nashville. The last of four legends on the Florida autopsy, and the only one who put a formation on it.

Steven Willis and Todd Wade take the Florida film apart at the point of attack — why the edge was outnumbered by design, why a former left tackle is asking for FEWER runs, and the personnel question nobody else has said out loud.

⏱️ CHAPTERS

0:00 Balancing play precision and instinct

6:03 Analyzing game strategy and performance

7:03 Ole Miss football strategy discussion

13:33 Team improvements and practice focus

18:30 First touchdown and quick response

26:14 Analyzing first quarter defense

28:25 Preparing for Nashville trip

📌 THREE THINGS

1. Wade raised the personnel question everybody else is avoiding. "It might be a personnel issue… maybe Purchase isn't the answer." He pointed to a first-quarter snap where Purchase jumped back to brace himself, and said far too much pressure was aimed at one player on both sides of the line. He also noted Golding's familiarity with the 3-4.

2. A former left tackle asked for fewer runs. The early drives stalled because Ole Miss forced the run against a front it could not move: "We abandoned what we're really great at." Florida held the ball 36:59 to 23:01. When the Rebels finally threw, Deuce Alexander went for 7 catches and 134 yards, his second 100-yard game — too late.

3. Vanderbilt is the same problem arriving again. Buster Faulkner, who just put 302 rushing yards on Ole Miss, is Florida's OC — and Vandy runs a lot of the same misdirection, with Jerry Kill as chief consultant. Wade: "If I'm Clark Lea, that's the first thing I see." The flip side: Vandy blitzes rather than rushing four, and starts a true freshman QB.

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9/30/26: Rebels admit effort was an issue?

MPW Digital — Wed, 30 Sep 2026 14:56:00 GMT

Finebaum Caller picks this week to Call Pete Golding a Clown | You're not going to believe his reasoning

Locked On Podcast Network — Wed, 30 Sep 2026 07:00:00 GMT

A Finebaum caller named this show, named the host, called Pete Golding a clown, and made exactly one checkable claim: that Golding couldn't get a pass rush with Will Anderson and Dallas Turner. That's the wrong hill. Will Anderson played three seasons in Golding's defense — 7.0 sacks in 2020, then 17.5 sacks and 34.5 tackles for loss in 2021, then 10.0 more in 2022 — and won back-to-back Nagurski Trophies, back-to-back SEC Defensive Player of the Year awards and two unanimous All-American selections doing it. Dallas Turner's breakout was 2023, after Golding had already left for Oxford.

10 days to Vanderbilt. Bye week two of two, and the temperature outside this fanbase has gotten a long way ahead of the record.

Steven Willis plays the call in full, walks the Will Anderson years one season at a time, counts what seven career games actually look like, and then gets to a linebacker about to play a lot more and a Vanderbilt team nobody has updated their file on.

⏱️ CHAPTERS

0:00 A caller takes a victory lap in the first quarter

6:03 Will Anderson, Dallas Turner, and which years they played

7:16 Answering the argument and leaving the man alone

12:21 Seven career games. Six against ranked teams.

15:52 Tah'j Butler and what a transfer has to unlearn

21:45 Vanderbilt is 3-1 with a five-star freshman

24:49 Bring back the red numbers

27:24 Ten days to Nashville

📌 THREE THINGS

1. Six of Pete Golding's seven career games as a head coach have come against ranked teams, and he is 4-2 in them. He beat No. 3 Georgia 39-34 in the Sugar Bowl and No. 7 LSU 32-24 in September. Both losses — Miami and Florida — are to teams sitting in the top ten this morning. And Saturday in Gainesville was the first true road game he has ever coached.

2. Tah'j Butler arrived from Georgia Tech in January, and spring was his first work in this system. He is not a project: 26 games over two seasons in Atlanta, 34 tackles and an interception last year. On3's Zach Berry graded Saturday and headlined that Butler had his best game yet — on the day the rest of that defense had its worst. A transfer doesn't arrive empty. He arrives with something to erase first.

3. Vanderbilt is starting a five-star true freshman at quarterback. Jared Curtis made his first career start against NC State, trailed 24-7 in the third quarter, and won it 35-31. The Commodores are 3-1, the lone loss at Auburn, and Clark Lea is in year six. Ole Miss should still be favored in Nashville. That is not the same thing as it handling itself.

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Ole Miss can still reach postseason goal despite Florida loss

Wed, 30 Sep 2026 02:57:30 GMT

Chuck Rounsaville of the Ole Miss Spirit, plus Will Echoles and Patrick Kutas pressers

OMSpirit — Tue, 29 Sep 2026 21:49:19 GMT

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Two Ole Miss Legends Just Told Me The Same Thing In Two Days | Flowers Speaks

Locked On Podcast Network — Tue, 29 Sep 2026 19:00:00 GMT

Everybody watching the Florida tape decided Ole Miss has a talent problem on defense. Bill Flowers says that's the wrong read. His argument is structural and it is specific: you cannot fit an SEC power running game with two linebackers on the field. Go to a 4-3, put a third body in the box, simplify the calls, and let athletes who are currently thinking instead go play. He kept calling himself an armchair quarterback while making the most concrete defensive argument anyone has made on this show all season.

10 days to Vanderbilt. Bye week two of two, and the fix on the table is not more scheme — it is less of it, plus one more linebacker.

Steven Willis and Ole Miss legend Bill Flowers go through the Florida film, land on a 4-3 and extreme simplification, and then build the plan for a true freshman quarterback in Nashville — which turns out to be the same plan, only louder.

⏱️ CHAPTERS

0:00 What the offense loses without Kewan Lacy

4:07 Two linebackers cannot fit an SEC running game

8:27 The case for going back to a 4-3

14:09 What this bye week actually has to fix

19:04 Time of possession and the identity question

20:42 What happens if Ole Miss misses the playoff

26:40 How you attack a true freshman quarterback

28:12 Ten days to Nashville

📌 THREE THINGS

1. Flowers watched Florida run at a two-linebacker front and called it hat on hat — perfect calls, every time, with gaping holes where a third linebacker would have been standing. His fix is a 4-3 and a stated identity: stop the run first. His warning is blunter. No team wins a national title without a power running game, and if you cannot stop one, the rest of this schedule does not care how much talent you have.

2. The simplification argument now has two former players behind it. Fourcade said a transfer has to unlearn a scheme before he can learn yours. Flowers says the calls themselves are the problem — read your key, and if he does this do that, and if he does that do this, until nobody plays fast. Line up in man, run about five calls, and find out what these athletes actually are before Austin.

3. The plan for Jared Curtis is pressure and nothing else. Flowers would blitz five or six every snap and refuse to get clever: do not try to confuse a true freshman, just put a clock on him. And the reason is the part people miss — the more snaps a five-star freshman gets, the better he gets. Do not let him get comfortable.

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LIVE with Bradley Sowell: What's next for Ole Miss after the disaster at Florida?

OMSpirit — Tue, 29 Sep 2026 16:25:54 GMT

Ben Garrett is joined by former Ole Miss offensive lineman and eight-year NFL veteran Bradley Sowell in this edition of Talk of Champions.

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9/29/26: It's never as good or bad as it seems

MPW Digital — Tue, 29 Sep 2026 14:36:27 GMT

Keegan Croucher Gaining all of the Hype for the Future Ole Miss QB | 2028 Cooking?

Locked On Podcast Network — Tue, 29 Sep 2026 07:00:00 GMT

Every story about Keegan Croucher this week leads with the stat line. That's the wrong line. He committed to Ole Miss on October 5 — he committed to Lane Kiffin — and when Kiffin left for LSU, Georgia came, Kentucky came, Indiana came, and a 17-year-old with offers from Penn State, Michigan, Miami and Oregon never reopened it. The 27-of-35 for 531 yards and seven touchdowns is real. The part that tells you something about this program is that he stayed.

11 days to Vanderbilt. Bye week two of two, and the recruiting board moved four separate times in eight days while everybody was busy being mad about 52-28.

Steven Willis takes apart the comparison everybody is making, runs the playoff seed math nobody wants to hear, and then finds three Ole Miss names on one high school campus 400 miles from Oxford — two of whom transferred in.

⏱️ CHAPTERS

0:00 The bye week and a board that moved four times

3:50 He committed to Kiffin. Kiffin left. He stayed.

7:06 What ninth in the country actually costs you

13:40 Tae Walden was in the building for the LSU win

17:48 Oregon is bankrolled — and Ole Miss has momentum

22:02 The 2028 board and five expert predictions

24:46 Kiffin took four coaches. Seven of ten stayed.

26:50 What to watch during the bye

📌 THREE THINGS

1. The loyalty is the story, not the arm. Croucher committed October 5, 2025 to a coach who was gone months later, and Kirby Smart personally came after him. He is 6-4.5 and 200 now, up an inch and a half and fifteen pounds since March. You will see him called the No. 4 quarterback in the country — that is a spring number. On3 has him 10th, and 122nd overall.

2. Ninth place does not host anything. Twelve teams make the playoff, the top four seeds get a bye, and seeds five through twelve play the first round on the higher seed's home field. Ole Miss is ninth. Florida is eighth. Last December this program was the No. 6 seed and hosted Tulane in Oxford, winning 41-10 — same building, one seed line, a completely different December.

3. Three Rebel targets go to the same high school and it is in Chattanooga. Antwaun Adams (No. 102 nationally) and Braxton Rein (No. 172) both attend the Baylor School, and so does Keegan Croucher. Two of the three transferred in. Baylor is 6-0, averaging 40.6 points a game, and 12th in the national composite. The 2028 class looks like Mississippi plus one school in Tennessee.

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Rebel Yell Hotline: Tell-the-Truth Monday after Ole Miss was embarrassed at Florida

OMSpirit — Tue, 29 Sep 2026 01:48:02 GMT

The Rebel Yell Hotline reacts to Ole Miss' embarrassing loss at Florida.

McCready & Siskey -- Episode 388

Neal McCready, Tyler Siskey — Mon, 28 Sep 2026 21:37:14 GMT

Join Neal McCready and Tyler Siskey for Episode 388 of McCready & Siskey, powered by Reign Total Body Fuel. In this episode, we break down the weekend that was in college football, from Texas' win over Tennessee to Florida's throttling of Ole Miss to Mississippi State's dramatic win over Missouri to Alabama's mauling of South Carolina and more. We also look ahead a little to Alabama-Mississippi State, Ohio State-Iowa, Florida-Missouri, Arkansas-Texas A&M and more.

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Pete Golding Is Running A Three Year Defense With One Year Players | Ole Miss Bye Week

Locked On Podcast Network — Mon, 28 Sep 2026 19:00:00 GMT

Everybody watching Saturday decided the Ole Miss defense got exposed. That's the wrong read. Ole Miss has an All-Big 12 linebacker who is more athletic than anything on last year's roster and he was late getting sideline to sideline all afternoon — and the theory on this show is that the problem is not talent or effort, it is that Pete Golding is running a Nick Saban match-coverage system that takes three years to learn, in an era where eight of your eleven starters arrived in January. John Fourcade agreed, and then told us exactly what he would do with the two weeks.

11 days to Vanderbilt. Bye week two of two, and the fix Fourcade wants is not a scheme — it is a threat.

Steven Willis and John Fourcade take apart the Florida defensive performance, land on simplification as the answer, and then Fourcade lays out a bye-week plan that ends with benching whoever will not tackle — and explains why NIL is the reason nobody does it.

⏱️ CHAPTERS

0:00 Out of gas, or something else? Fourcade on Florida

5:10 Florida caught on to the short passing game

7:51 The case for base man-to-man against Vanderbilt

14:50 Eight new starters cannot learn a three-year defense

17:05 Why NIL money is why nobody gets benched

27:36 Play the backups. Then tell the starters why.

📌 THREE THINGS

1. The theory: Golding's defense is a Saban inheritance, and Saban's version needed a redshirt year, a learning year and a playing year. The portal does not give you three years. It gives you one, and this defense turned over most of a starting eleven. Fourcade's answer was immediate — every arrival has to unlearn a scheme first, and what hits them in the SEC is not receiver speed but how fast the linemen play.

2. The proposal is extreme simplification. Base man-to-man against Vanderbilt, roughly five calls, no if-this-then-that. Fourcade pushed back honestly: man is the hardest thing to play, a scramble breaks every route you studied, and it only works if the front and the linebackers help. But he agreed on the principle — you find out what these athletes are before Texas, not after.

3. Fourcade's bye-week list, in order: confirm who is healthy, then tackling, then reps for the backups. He was blunt about the diving at feet — "that's just laziness" — blunter about the mechanism nobody says aloud: starters don't get benched because a booster is paying them, so the only lever left is showing a starter his backup taking his reps.

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Rippee Writes: Ole Miss throttled at Florida, what is next for the Rebels?

MPW Digital — Mon, 28 Sep 2026 17:08:36 GMT

9/28/26: Ole Miss has week off to regroup after Florida loss

MPW Digital — Mon, 28 Sep 2026 14:40:38 GMT

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SEC Week 4 Winners & Losers - Jadan Baugh, Colin Simmons, Kamario Taylor & Keelon Russell Shine!

Locked On Podcast Network — Mon, 28 Sep 2026 10:00:00 GMT

It's our SEC Week 4 Winners and Losers! The Florida Gators surge past Ole Miss with Jadan Baugh’s Heisman-worthy run game, reigniting championship buzz in Gainesville. Can Florida’s revitalized offense and stout defense turn early season dominance into a legitimate SEC title challenge? Chris Gordy highlights Baugh’s record-tying performance, Longhorns edge Colin Simmons’ defensive heroics for Texas, and Keelon Russell’s breakout games for Alabama as the conference landscape shifts.

Key storylines include Gamecocks edge Dylan Stewart’s suspension shaking up South Carolina, mounting concerns for Shane Beamer, and explosive critiques of Steve Sarkisian’s play calling despite Texas holding the No. 1 spot. Insights on Kentucky’s thundering backfield, LSU’s defensive resurgence, and poll movement for teams like Mizzou, Tennessee, and Ole Miss add extra intrigue. With massive matchups looming and new contenders emerging, which SEC powerhouse will seize control down the stretch?

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Pete Golding Has Had This Game Before. He Fixes It. | Ole Miss Bye Week

Locked On Podcast Network — Mon, 28 Sep 2026 07:00:00 GMT

Florida averaged 37.8 yards per kickoff return on Saturday. Ole Miss averaged 17.0. Four returns for 151 against five for 85 — the Gators gained 66 more yards of field position on one fewer attempt, and nobody in the country has reported it.

Here is what that actually looked like. Third quarter, 5:21 left, Trinidad Chambliss runs in his second rushing touchdown and it is 24-21. The game is genuinely in the balance. Ninety-six seconds later Florida is back in the end zone, and that scoring drive was three plays and 26 yards. They did not drive down the field. They started on our side of it.

Three things from the Swamp, what this bye week is actually for, and the SEC Week 5 board with five Ole Miss opponents on it.

📌 THREE THINGS

1. This team was running on empty and the calendar did it. September 6, No. 24 Louisville on a neutral field, won 41-38. September 12, Charlotte — the only breather all month. September 19, No. 7 LSU, 32-24. September 26, No. 21 Florida on the road in the first true road environment of the year. Three ranked opponents in 21 days, two decided by one score. Florida held the ball for nearly 37 minutes and ran it 53 times for 302 yards. The tell: Jadan Baugh, their starter, went 29 carries for 138 — 4.8 a clip. Duke Clark, the backup, went 12 for 126. That is 10.5. The second back doubled the starter on less than half the work, and Florida scored 21 in the fourth quarter alone.

2. Special teams had a terrible day, and that is a weird sentence about this program. The specialists were fine — Lucas Carneiro went 2-for-2 including a 46-yarder, and the punt team averaged 53.7 with one inside the 20. The units were not. Special teams is the one phase where effort and organization matter more than raw talent, which is exactly why it stings and exactly why two weeks should fix it.

3. Ole Miss is a pass-to-run offense. Accept it. Through four games: 117 rushing attempts, 153 pass attempts, 270 plays, 57% of them throws. 322.5 passing yards a game against 117.5 rushing — 2.7 times more production through the air. That is not a criticism, it is working, and this team leads the SEC in passing at 3-1. But it explains Saturday. A pass-to-run offense still needs the run credible enough to hold up its end, and without Kewan Lacy it was not.

Plus: the two four-star freshmen this bye week belongs to, why you cannot play the transitive property in college football, and the path that still runs through Austin on October 24.

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What's next for Ole Miss after embarrassing Florida loss?

Mon, 28 Sep 2026 02:34:47 GMT

REACTION: What if Ole Miss had Kewan Lacy, Defense costs Ole Miss

Locked On Podcast Network — Mon, 28 Sep 2026 01:02:58 GMT

Michigan collapsed against Iowa who got a monumental win. Mississippi State showcased their offensive firepower with Kamario Taylor again. MORE from the biggest stories in the greatest sport on planet earth.

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REACTION: Ole Miss Didn't Get Exposed | It Ran Out Of Gas | Bye Week is at Perfect Time

Locked On Podcast Network — Sun, 27 Sep 2026 16:55:11 GMT

It was 24-21 in the third quarter. Everybody woke up this morning with 52-28 in their head, and 52-28 is a real score — but it is not what the game was. It is what the game became in the last eighteen minutes.

Ole Miss trailed 17-6 at the half, and then Trinidad Chambliss ran in two touchdowns in the third quarter to make it a three-point game on the road in the loudest building on the schedule. Then the tank hit empty. Time of possession in that game was 36:59 to 23:01. Florida ran the football 53 times. Our defense was on the field for almost 37 minutes in the third high-intensity game of the month.

September 6, No. 24 Louisville, decided by three. September 19, No. 7 LSU, 32-24. September 26, No. 21 Florida on the road. Three ranked opponents in 21 days, and the only breather was Charlotte.

Steven Willis goes live Sunday morning with what the box score actually says, and then it is your show — two full segments of your comments and questions.

📌 THREE THINGS

It was a one-score game in the third quarter. Total yards were 498-426. First downs 27-25. Ole Miss threw for 298 to Florida's 196. Chambliss went 25 of 34 for 298 with two rushing touchdowns, and Deuce Alexander caught seven for 134 and a score. That is not an offense that got shut down. The 24-point margin came from two places: turnovers 2-0, and 14 extra minutes of football.
The fatigue tell is Duke Clark. Jadan Baugh — the back everybody spent the week worried about — went 29 carries for 138 yards, 4.8 a pop. Florida's backup, Duke Clark, went 12 carries for 126. That is 10.5 a carry. The second back averaged more than double the starter on less than half the carries, and Florida scored 21 in the fourth quarter. You do not forget how to tackle because a different number comes in. That is legs.
Eight ranked teams lost Saturday. No. 12 USC, No. 13 Penn State at home to unranked Wisconsin, No. 14 Tennessee, No. 16 Louisville at home to unranked Wake Forest, No. 18 Michigan, No. 19 Missouri to No. 24 Mississippi State, and No. 23 Texas A&M 35-6 to No. 10 LSU. Ole Miss lost on the road to a ranked team about to be top ten. And the team that dismantled Texas A&M yesterday is the team Ole Miss beat 32-24 seven days ago.

🔴 ON TODAY'S SHOW
• It was 24-21 in the third. We ran out of gas
• Your comments and questions, part one
• Your comments and questions, part two

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