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Ole Miss lost to Jacksonville State in 2010 and got blown out by Louisiana Tech in 2011. A very talented Ole Miss team inexplicably lost to Memphis in 2015 which was pretty bad. That Ole Miss team beat Bama that year and won the Sugar Bowl. That was a Hugh Freeze special.

Arkansas lost to ULM with John L. and got whooped by Colorado State, Western Kentucky, ULM, and San Jose State under Chad (fricking yikes dude)

Alabama has the ULM loss and then got waxed by Utah in the Sugar Bowl.

LSU has Troy.

Auburn has the blowout by New Mexico State. Another Hugh Freeze special.

Mississippi State lost to South Alabama under Mullen in 2016, Memphis under Leach in 2022, and was absolutely skulldrug by Toledo last year.

Aggie lost to App State.

Florida has a couple. USF, Georgia Southern

Harper's probably is too. Ole Miss just had injuries at OT this year.

He's not "media" as much as he runs a fan podcast

Ole Miss' 2023 and 2024 portal classes are ranked higher than LSU's 2026 class thus far. LSU's 2025 class is also ranked higher.

Hope this helps.

Echoles and Franklin are off limits.

Not sure what LSU has at LB. If they have holes then Dottery may be an upgrade but he's probably at best a depth piece. Umanmielen will have an impact wherever he signs in pass rush. Not as active in the run game but came on strong with 7 sacks in his last 8 games this year. He's easily the biggest loss on the list. Harper was going to compete at RT but not explictly a sure thing.

I'd be surprised if the rest impacted a P5 program next year. Maybe Graves.

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On3 is a joke on transfer rankings, it takes into account those transferring out and in both.

247 only accounts for those transferring into a program, which gives an better idea on the impact of those transfers to a program.

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To get a better picture, why would you ignore the ones that are transferring out?

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You talking about star power. How about actual on field production

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Ole Miss has multiple sitting starters from other P4 schools in their current portal class.

My guess is Chambliss gets a 4th+ grade. 5'10" QBs with questionable downfield arm strength aren't usually big draws for NFL teams.

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Wouldn't the team or people affected press charges in this situation?

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From what I understand, there were, but not against TJ. There was a big blackmail scheme by some guy in or near his hometown from what I have been told and he was caught up in it originally as a victim. I do not know much more than that.

As for the player, he's very experienced and despite the past issues, has good leadership qualities. But he's average to below average in actual play and is often a liability in coverage. While we'd rather not have to replace him this late in the portal, we aren't currently seeing eye to eye on his monetary value, and we do have his replacement lined up in All Big-12 LB Keaton Thomas from Baylor.