nastywideouts

Since college football is no longer the sport it was prior to NIL, let's look at records during that time:

Ole Miss
2021 10–3
2022 8–5
2023 11–2
2024 10–3
2025 13–2
Overall 52–15 - 77.6%

LSU
2021 6–7
2022 10–4
2023 10–3
2024 9–4
2025 7–6
Overall 42–24 - 63.6%

So, little Ole Miss has won 10 more games with 9 less losses and 3-2 record over LSU during that time.

Gone are the days of having to completely out recruit blue bloods for great talent. OM is willing to spend money to build a roster. Like it or not, until proven otherwise, OM is at the very least on even plane with LSU, if not higher.

Eta: is you throw in last Saturday, OM is 4-2 in the NIL era.

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Yall should have lost by 10-14 points

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Not to LSU

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Teams with a more accurate QB will take advantage of what LSU AND Louisville missed.

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Remains to be seen.

Maybe so, but will he eat enough?

Defense wasn't the problem for LSU Saturday. Chambliss made a few amazing throws in very tight coverage. I only saw a few receptions that were due to poor coverage.

If LSU pass game improves (which it will), you'll still be in playoff contention for sure.

The SEC standings will be a mess in a few weeks I fear. There's a lot of teams that are good not great, but honestly that's what CFB is these days. NIL and the portal have evened the talent enough to make it messy at the end of the year.

The one that lost last night?

Yeah, well both sides have acted like children from the get go. One side is mad that his whore girlfriend left him days before the prom to go out with the dirty guy at school that takes money from the children's donation jar at gas stations.

While the other side points and laughs that they persuaded the whore to be with them.

Both are childish. This isn't about the fanbases. This is about a 50 year old coach acting like a child when he doesn't get what he wants.

I'm pretty content with Pete at this moment. He hasn't given me a solid reason not to be.

LK started his shenanigans much earlier at LSU than he usually does. His eventual flame out will be glorious to watch from afar. To deny that it will happen is being purposely ignorant.

OM 30 LSU 28

I rarely post, but I don't know who's winning this game. The Louisville game planted some major questions marks in my head and doubt about how successful OM will be throughout the year.

It's easy to say that OM came out flat (they did look like they were not very energetic in the 1st quarter), but I don't know if that's it. I won't be surprised by any result, except a complete thrashing from either side. I can possibly see OM losing and possibly by up to 21 points. It will all depend on how OM deals with early adversity. If they panic or make early mistakes and get down a couple of tds early, it could be ugly.

I can't even make a prediction, because it would just be an arbitrary score I put out there. I just want it to be a clean game on both sides with the ugliness not appearing.

How's yours? Well coated with loads I'm sure.