I remember those things being entertaining a decade ago, but I no longer pay attention enough to know if those are still a thing with the new landscape

Where you at @windycityreb ?

If LK decides to finally play Bentley and take the points what has to happen for us to backdoor into the playoffs

Hard to find anything good online

25 percent off site wide Black Friday sale. Just ordered just nice Ole Miss 1/4 zips.

We just assume a win? On quit watch?

I think it’s closer than people think it will be. Upset is improbable, but could happen. After all, we lost to Kentucky.

Glad they ended it at home with a win. They deserved it.

Disappointing season but lots to be excited for down the road.

This hurts for sure. But I'm old. I’ve been through this before. I know the sun will come up tomorrow and I’d still rather be a Rebel than anything else. I do feel bad for Dart and so many of these kids who played their asses off this year. They deserved better. And if I ever see them in a bar, their drinks are on me.

We scored 10 points in 2nd half against UK. 6 in 2nd half against LSU. 3 in 2nd half against Florida.

19 second half points in 6 quarters against shitty teams.

ONE second half TD in those 6 quarters. ONE GOSH DAMN TD.

Just an absolute failure of our offensive coaching staff (errrr Lane) in our 3 losses.

Shut up, and do your job, Lane Kiffin.

NM.

This is a year that there are no great teams in the league,, in some ways NIL has evened out the field a la the NFL especially in the SEC for the teams that want to pay, which is over half of them. The SEC and the Big Ten should have demanded 4 slots, I think that is their plan for a 14 team playoff. As Chase has mentioned the Sec has boxed themselves into something they didn’t think through,, going on the road is so difficult in this league almost top to bottom that it will be difficult to get 4 teams in most years and those that do will go on the road to Big 10 locations, not what Sankey wanted for sure but he advocated for it.

Not a good play call

Worth reading Bills side bar on Ole Miss here: Login to view embedded media
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I should probably note one team whose rating really didn't fall at all: Ole Miss. The Rebels suffered their third loss of the season Saturday against Florida, but they are still at No. 2. How? For starters, their blowouts of South Carolina and Georgia (relatively speaking) continue to look pretty awesome on paper, and the fact that they comfortably handled the Oklahoma team that just TKO'd Alabama helps, too.

But they were also the statistically superior team Saturday in Gainesville, producing a dramatically higher success rate (48% to 33%) and creating more red zone chances (three to two). It took a pretty unique combination of poor luck in turnovers and poor finishing in the red zone for them to lose that game; in fact, my postgame win expectancy measure -- which takes all of the key predictive stats produced in a given game and says, "With these stats, you could have expected to win this game X% of the time" -- says Ole Miss would have won this game 74% of the time by an average of 5.1 points.

With other top teams also disappointing to some degree, the Rebels' rating didn't really change despite the loss. Three losses by a combined 13 points might keep them out of the CFP, but that doesn't mean they're not an awesome team.”

Not that this is surprising to those watching yesterday with their eyes, but still wild to have these numbers to it.

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