Grover

Ole Miss could stand to add to its running back room, but to call it a "big need" is very exaggerated. If you told me that you were willing to give us either a great running back or an additional SEC caliber offensive lineman, I'd take the lineman every day.

I don't think that your questions about Ole Miss are going to be answered Saturday. They are doing a 7v7 flag football game with competitions interspersed during it like tug-o-war and hot dog eating.

Diggs will miss at least part of the season recovering from surgery. Otherwise, we wouldn't even be talking about this. I doubt that Parrish is leaving Miami because he doesn't like the competition considering that he is leading the competition by a decent margin. I am also certain that he knows that if he goes to Ole Miss, he will be at best second in the competition there (third if Diggs was ambulatory) to begin with. I think that if he goes to Ole Miss, it will be because of his prior relationship with the position coach there. We could certainly use him with Diggs out.

Ole Miss declined for a totally different reason though. They in no way felt "snubbed", knowing full well that they had not done enough to go dancing.

Posted in the wrong place.

Judkins led the SEC in yards after contact in 2022 and was near the top in that stat nationally. His numbers were not quite as good in 2023 because everyone was keying on him but his YAC was still very good.

I don’t know what you mean by that. Kiffin, like any good coach, is always on a mission- to continue to improve until you reach the top and then to stay there. So far, he seems to be on that path, but the next step is a big one.

I would imagine that you aren't getting many opportunities for laughter then since I have seen hundreds of responses from Ole Miss fans and none of the "dismiss" Judkins departure.

I have seen the full range of reactions from Ole Miss fans regarding this transfer, but nonchalant is indeed the appropriate reaction. First you have to ask yourself, is it something that will change my life? No, it's football-- a game nothing more. Second, can I do anything about it? No, I can't. Why get worked up about it then? I hate to see him go, but that's the way it goes sometime.

It was more in the neighborhood of $700,000. He was reportedly asking for $1.5 million or $1.8 million, depending on who you believe. I would think that as quickly as he signed with OSU, they met his NIL demands.

No he can't. The NFL requires that you be at least three years out of high school.

He's the one that has to live his life, he should be able to make the decisions concerning it. I won't begrudge him that.

You realize that the purpose of competitive athletic contests is to do what you nedd to do to win as long as you do it honestly and ethically. Thes are two good teams. Ole Miss did what they needed to do to win. They did a good job of minimizing opt outs and figured out how to get around the opt outs and injuries that hey did have and thus beat a good Penn State team that didn’t do as well with what they had. If I were a Michigan fan, the Ole Miss vs. Penn State game would scare the begeebees out of me because of what it says about the difference between theSEC and the B1G.

How do you think your team will do in their bowl game?

The article that I read says that he was a priority… recruit… in 2022.

Ole Miss gets two spots... now that's special.

There are always things like this, including the freshman that got a vote despite not playing a down that year. It turns out that Billy Cannon’s cellmate had a nephew who was a freshman on Ole Miss’s football team. The cellmate convinced Cannon to use his vote on his nephew.

Did two people write this article, one of whom thought that it was an exciting game and the other of whom thought that it was not? I, for one, thought that it was an exciting game with good defense, some hard-nosed downhill running and a few amazing catches.

Lol, or the whole state defensive line who couldn’t stop Pegues when he ran the ball.

It would be interesting for the original poster to go up against Pegues to find out which is “softer”. It shows some real toughness to call a very athletic 320 pound football playerb”soft” on an anonymous internet post. And you criticize someone else for a lack of class. Lol

It would be interesting to ask Rogers and Marks if they think that Pegues is “soft” after some of those licks he laid on them.

One of Ole Miss’s best defenders did such a good job of faking an injuty that he only played very sparingly the rest of the game. Oh, and of course, none of the countless miss state players laying on the field were faking injuries. Get over it. There were no fake injuries during that game and none that even slightly appeared so.

It depends on the health of the Ole Miss offensive line.

If you would rather go to the Citrus than a NY6 bowl, then we will gladly trade with you

that post ended up in the wrong place... oh well.

who knows what color he will be wearing? Ole Miss seems to wear a different color every week these days.

If Fisher was "better than average", he was only very slightly so.

and of course, you get to be the arbiter that decides which games "matter".

Considering that they gave Jimbo a raise and an extension in his third year with just nine wins against a much easier schedule than Ole Miss has this year, I would say that they apparently would have been quite happy with Ole Miss's results this year in Jimbo's fourth year.

Earlier in the year, that was true. Currently, Missouri is the better of the two. You obviously have not watched the last two Missouri games