NaturalStateReb

It was unsportsmanlike, but it's also a learning moment too. These are still pretty young people we're talking about here. Glad what I did when I was 20 wasn't nationally televised and nit-picked.

Both were wrong, although Clark may have been slightly more subtle. The handling was pretty different though.

This is tantamount to saying, "yes, it's a fact, but I don't like that fact, so I'm going to pretend really hard that it doesn't exist." This is why the country's in such a state, right here.

I think we all know why Gary's throat is sore when it comes to Alabama.

I'm not sure that Carter has actually endorsed Davis. Plus, with the years that Bianco has had and the talent he's had, Ole Miss should have made Omaha a little more often.

This kid was going to USC all along. The wait and flirting with other schools was about getting more NIL money out of USC and following Riley. I can't imagine Ole Miss was ever a serious player for Williams.

I'm not sure why the Pro Bowl is a thing, rather than just an honor like All American in college football.

For what? Paying players? lol

Can't blame Peyton for that. Ole Miss was on nearly SMU-level sanctions at the time.

I think you're right. Can't say how that's going to turn out yet. I can't see a top prospect like him going to Georgia in Kirby's offense, and the Sark situation just looks way to unsettled. Plus, if Sark's situation settles, it's likely going to be Quinn Ewers who helps settle it. Too early to guess at this stage which one he lands at.

Seems like a long way to drive for the fans that will actually be involved. Can't wait for some first round games on campus. Won't be long until the 2nd round games are on campus.

Because Plumlee's not a real QB, not for this system. If we were running an option offense, or even a Malzahn offense, maybe, but it's clearly JRP was a square peg in a round hole in this offense.

I found those January 6th patches pretty objectionable, too. Maybe we can get some sweet QAnon helmet stickers.

That's Tessitore's take, and he's welcome to it. I'll say this--if Corral had opted out, likely others would have too. It was Corral's decision to make, and it took guts to make it. We're going to miss him badly in Oxford, but look forward to seeing him on Sunday.

And that's just fine. But we have a lot to lose by making what is now a national sport into just a regional sport if we keep the playoff to 4 teams. Eventually even the SEC will lose money because regional money isn't as big as national money.

We're not leaving Vandy behind.

It's an incredibly stupid thing for the SEC. There's a reason the ACC and PAC want this. If the Power 5 break away, then you're basically just handing the keys to the Alliance leagues. The Big 12 and the Group of 5 are aligned with the SEC, so cutting all of those guys out would kneecap our own league. It's power stupid.

Sweet mother of pearl

Leach is the 6th winningest coach among active coaches. It'd be interesting to see him at a top job. I think he's more of an outpost guy, but it would be entertaining.

If the guy is arguably not the best player on his own team, it seems logical that he's not the best player in America.

How can you have a "Heisman Moment" in a game where you scored 3 whole points against a 6-5 opponent up until the last 90 seconds of the game? He's a good QB, but he went less than 50% on completions with a pick. They won, but it was hardly an impressive performance.

I’d rather hear Ed Orgeron read Finnegan’s Wake than hear Gary Danielson call a game.

"Then again, week-to-week consistency isn’t the worst thing in the world." Consistency is only a virtue if you're not a screw up.

$4 million for a coach is chump change these days. Hell, Matt Luke made $3 million and he couldn't coach lemmings off a cliff.

Playoff expansion. If the playoff expands to 8 to 12 teams, Ole Miss can be a factor.

It’s easy to bag on Calzada, but those WRs are nothing to write home about either. Lots of drops Saturday when Calzada put the ball in catchable spots.

Auburn probably loses to Ole Miss as well if the Rebels hadn't been so plagued with injuries. Harsin's done a good job at Auburn this year. They're a pretty average Power 5 team with average talent.

Plus, Saban can't live forever. Eventually things change, and no one's going to want to follow up a legend over there.

I'm not entirely sure why Saturday Down South is so obsessed with seeing Kiffin leave Oxford. It's clearly something they're into, big time.

The biggest reason--Ole Miss has suffered a rash of serious injuries to both skill players and the offensive line. It's the major reason the offense looks how it looks. Still, the running game for Ole Miss has helped tremendously and the defense has made major strides since the Arkansas game. This combination of factors is the reason why the Ole Miss offense has "slowed down." It's not a track meet, but it doesn't necessarily have to be.