Locked On Ole Miss Hit - Quick Takes on Ole Miss Rebels Football & Basketball

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  Episode #19

  Zero Ole Miss Receivers Made the Top 100. That's Incoherent

  Aug 28, 20265 minS0

  <p>Not one Ole Miss wide receiver is on Locked On's Top 100. Not one tight end either. Meanwhile the same list has Trinidad Chambliss ranked 6th in America.</p> <p>Deuce Alexander wears No. 1 — a number that is given at Ole Miss, not chosen. Last season he caught 44 passes for 684 yards and 2 touchdowns in 15 games, set a school record with an 88-yard touchdown catch against Mississippi State, and had a career-high seven catches in a playoff game against Tulane. He also carried it 19 times for 122 yards.</p> <p>You cannot rank a quarterback sixth in America and in the same do...

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  Episode #18

  4 Rebels Made the Top 100. The Shape of Them Is the Story

  Aug 28, 20265 minS0

  <p>Four Rebels made Locked On's Top 100: Trinidad Chambliss 6th, Kewan Lacy 8th, Will Echoles 22nd, Suntarine Perkins 97th. The number that matters is in the top eight.</p> <p>Ohio State has one player in the top eight. Notre Dame, Oregon and Miami have one each. Texas has two. Ole Miss has two. And there is a difference: Texas's two are an edge rusher and a receiver, while Ole Miss's two are the quarterback and the running back. No other program in America has a top-eight QB and a top-eight RB on this list.</p> <p>Nine months ago...

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  Episode #17

  Golding Isn t Undecided at Right Tackle | He's Hiding It IMO

  Aug 27, 20266 minS0

  <p>Pete Golding said Monday that the Ole Miss right tackle job is still an open competition, that the staff would use the week to decide and probably announce next week. That got read everywhere as indecision. It is worth reading the other way.</p> <p>Look at what he actually said: Tommy Kinsler has flashed the most consistently and played really well for about 30 to 35 snaps in the second scrimmage, and the open item on him is conditioning — with the tempo Ole Miss plays at and the number of snaps that position has to play, they have to keep ge...

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  Episode #16

  Kiffin SCHEME failed before it started — The SEC is Primed to Govern the SEC

  Aug 27, 20266 minS0

  <p>Lane Kiffin went on the Pat McAfee Show to argue that conferences cannot pick and choose which court orders to follow. Nobody is defying a court order — those injunctions bind the NCAA — and by the time he made the argument, the Southeastern Conference had already approved a ban on former professional players returning to college rosters.</p> <p>Per Yahoo Sports, the SEC statement says college athletes, not former professional athletes, have been at the heart of the conference. The Big Ten version carries a coach suspension of half a season plus an institutional fine. The SEC granted commissioner Greg...

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  Episode #15

  Golding: Rush Three, Not Five - And The Freshman He Calls A Steal

  Aug 26, 20265 minS0

  <p>Pete Golding calls the Ole Miss defense himself. Bryan Brown is the coordinator and works from the box, but the calls belong to the head coach - and on Monday he laid out the philosophy instead of hiding it 11 days from an opener.</p> <p>He said they want to be 'the aggressor' and called it an 'attack and react' team. But most people hear aggressive and think blitz, and that is not what he said. Stems and disguises matter just as much as pressure - moving the front, showing one thing and playing another, making a quarterback wrong...

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