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Ole Miss' Superbowl is this Saturday, Gators are singlehandedly doubling the year GDP of Oxfart this weekend. You are welcome


No. We are just super excited to watch our team punch their playoff ticket by beating your poverty arse program Saturday night on prime time. Yall suck.
Yeah that’s pretty much how that works.
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Bookmark at all you want, you commit to the school not the coach. If they don’t wanna stay then they can F off. We’ll go find other players. It’s really that simple.


This is just so wrong. They commit to the money dude.
Going to be hard to hire a coach that’s coaching in the playoffs and potentially making a run in said playoffs.
Going to be interesting to see how it all shakes out. Oklahoma, although highly unlikely, still can run the table too. That defensive front is good enough to win any Saturday.

re: Bad news for the Gaytors

Posted by BearRebelShark on 10/26/25 at 3:39 pm to
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Kiffin is coming to Baton Rouge. Watch what happens.


Wait. Maybe I misinterpreted this. He’s coming on as the OC when Sloan gets the can at some point in the next 48-72 hours. Hopefully the sec can stagger the kickoffs so he can make it to both games with some time to squeeze in a hot yoga sesh.

re: Bad news for the Gaytors

Posted by BearRebelShark on 10/26/25 at 3:36 pm to
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When Sark goes to the Titans, Kiffin will also have to cover down on Texas. Going to be a crazy next year for the man.


Damn. Completely forgot about the potential job at Texas. Maybe when Texas hires Saban Kiff can replace him on the College Gameday panel as well?

re: Bad news for the Gaytors

Posted by BearRebelShark on 10/26/25 at 2:57 pm to
So far Kiffin will be coaching at:
Ole Miss
Florida
LSU
BaseVols
Penn State

He’s gonna have a busy year.
I personally think BK has done a great job. Three more scores yesterday and you are right there in it.

re: Lane Should Learn From Hugh

Posted by BearRebelShark on 10/23/25 at 9:59 am to
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Ya'll havent sniffed a NCG in 63 years


We’re a hell of a lot closer to it now in this era. Why does Ole Miss have just as many 10-win seasons as Florida since 2010? Keep in mind, we were on probation for two of those years—which basically buried us for four seasons. Your job isn’t the same anymore. Reality stings, I get it. I don’t expect you to accept it. The meltdown when Lane stays at Ole Miss is going to be glorious.

re: Lane Should Learn From Hugh

Posted by BearRebelShark on 10/23/25 at 9:52 am to
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Truth is they had no business in that game. And the scoreboard reflected that


Doesn’t matter. They won their way for a chance to play in that game. Why is that so hard for you to understand.

re: Lane Should Learn From Hugh

Posted by BearRebelShark on 10/23/25 at 9:50 am to
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Got slaughtered


Doesn’t matter. They were there with a chance. Level of success yall haven’t touched in over 15 years. Truth hurts.

re: Lane Should Learn From Hugh

Posted by BearRebelShark on 10/23/25 at 9:49 am to
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Is the ONLY reason you are where you are.


Absolutely not the only reason we’re in this position. We have one of the best collectives in the country and we’re investing heavily across all sports. Just last year alone, we spent $20 million on the football team. Coaching matters, no doubt—but this is ultimately a players’ game and a players’ league. We’ve invested in talent, and our coaches have done a strong job evaluating it. That combination is exactly why we’re where we are today.

re: Lane Should Learn From Hugh

Posted by BearRebelShark on 10/23/25 at 8:39 am to
Im not comparing our rosters. You are missing the point I am trying to make.

re: Lane Should Learn From Hugh

Posted by BearRebelShark on 10/23/25 at 8:38 am to
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Easy, no confusion. Our HC was an idiot. UF still beat OM last season. How did that happen??


Because the coach you want to hire decided to play a walk-on undersized wide receiver at running back and managed to lose three games with a $20mil roster and 8 NFL draft picks. Last year was 100% on coaching. Lane has pretty much said as much during preseason press conferences.

re: Lane Should Learn From Hugh

Posted by BearRebelShark on 10/23/25 at 8:35 am to
Because access and opportunity have changed.

Ten years ago, non–blue bloods couldn’t even get close. Now they can.

Washington played for the title.

TCU made it the year before.

Cincinnati made the playoff.

Indiana (yes, INDIANA) made the playoff (currently undefeated as well).

SMU (yes, SMU) made the playoff.

If the 12 team playoff began in 2021, Ole Miss and Missouri would already have 2 appearances.

I can keep going if you want.

That alone proves the door is open — something that was impossible under the old system.

re: Lane Should Learn From Hugh

Posted by BearRebelShark on 10/23/25 at 8:28 am to
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Facts are facts, UF has more team talent than OM does and its not close . You do understand in recruiting you may pull out of state kids here n there but overall your team is made up of in state kids. UF has much more to choose from in a state whose talent pool dwarfs MS


Ole Miss — like every other program winning consistently right now — prioritizes the transfer portal far more than high school recruiting. They take their swings at elite high school talent, recruit players they believe can develop, and then fill specific needs through the portal.

Just look at the current roster. Kewan Lacy? Ole Miss finished second to Missouri for him two years ago — now he’s the primary back and arguably the most important player on offense. Caleb Odom? They finished second to Alabama, and he’s seeing more and more meaningful snaps each week.

High school recruiting just isn’t what it used to be. It’s no wonder some of you are confused about why your team has struggled in this era — you’re still operating with a mindset from 25 years ago.

re: Lane Should Learn From Hugh

Posted by BearRebelShark on 10/23/25 at 8:22 am to
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Except for the 132 years of evidence proving it.


Oh yeah bc college football hasn't changed at all in recent years. How many games has LSU won since 2020? Why have we won more? It is a new era. Look at the top 10 today. You either A) live under a rock or B) refuse to accept the reality that the sport has changed and schools that are not historically considered "blue bloods" have just as good a shot to win big or C) both.