It's to the point of conspiracy theory stuff when it comes to the running backs room. I'll start mine....Lane was gonna save Bentley and Amos for a few more games, because he was counting on being able to handle Kentucky and SC with Parrish and Jones. He had planned on bringing them back and being part of the LSU game plan. Why? Don't know but it sounds as plausible as anything we've heard at any press conferences this year. 🤷🤷
@@bryanwesley5410I think this is the story for the offense as a whole. Trying their best to not give away anything too early and then the game getting away from them. That's old school ole miss thinking. We have the talent to impose our will, just go do it
I was actually thinking along the same lines, like if that's what they're doing, why???, just go out there and do ur thing and kick teeth in, hell, bama and Georgia don't hold stuff back they just dominate and win, there's no need to keep stuff hidden, instead of hiding it just use it and show how many ways we can beat u and the do so.@brianscobey4770
Lots of fans and the SC players feel like Juice Wells. betrayed them last year. After 2022, Juice took a high 6 figure NIL deal for South Carolina and then only played in two games because of a foot "injury". Word is that the trainers and coaches felt he was well enough to play in several games last year but refused. Then jumps ship for a even bigger NIL check at Ole Miss. This is not what SC fans think happened. IT'S WHAT HAPPENED. Just because he needed surgery, doesn't mean he couldn't still play. Those things aren't mutually exclusive. This isn't lost on SC players or Fans. SC has 3 players in their defensive backfield that will play on Sundays, Nick Emmanwori, DQ smith and O'Donnell Fortune. I won't call it headhunting, but those guys want to send a message to their former teammate. I fear he's in for a LONNNGGG day in Columbia...
You’re very wrong about SC defense. SC defense is significantly better than Kentucky. LSU has the best OL in the nation and SC dominated up front and Nuss threw 2 pick 6’s that were negated by bs penalties. SC DL is top 3 in the nation
What system do you use to rate CFB defenses? O lines? LSU has the best OL in CFB? How does it compare stat by stat, fat by fat, player by player to Georgia’s and Alabama’s? I want to learn.
@@cooterhead_jones it’s not rated that way because they played SC they were ranked #1 on everyone’s preseason rankings. They have two first round nfl tackles
Saturday it looked like the 2017-18 ole miss offense out on the field. Instead of AJ brown they were looking for Tre Harris. I’m still not satisfied with the explanation Lane had given about the offensive play calling.
Kentucky has an elite defense. Theyre going to keep everything infront of them and make you drive 80 yards to score. Give credit to the better team and understand your team's weaknesses.
@@mgers75 Has nothing to do with the play calling and spreading the ball. Did you not watch the game? Ole Miss didn’t attempt to switch it up, just kept going for the long pass plays that took 4 seconds to develop
I’m sorry, but somebody has to say it….there is a clear bias against Ole Miss in terms of officiating. I’ve been coaching and officiating football for 35 years. They are allowing egregious PI and Holding against Ole Miss while calling weak or non existent penalties against Ole Miss usually at the worst possible time to extend opponents drives. Lane has to also get in the ear of the officials. This is absurd. The push off for the go ahead TD is called 10/10 times, except us. The push off called against Tre Harris in the previous week didn’t happen. There is clearly a plan to take ole miss out of the running and protect Bama, Ga and others.
Personally as unbiased as I can be I think all rebs fans are butt hurt that Kentucky made the game muggy and are so quick to point fingers at the play calling and offense. Kentucky did the same thing to Georgia and Georgia fans reacted the same exact way saying “fire bobo”. Maybe it’s time to admit that Kentucky has a damn good defense and give credit where it’s due. I went and rewatched the South Carolina game and even though it looks like it was a blow out, Kentucky was still in that game till about 10 mins left in the 4th. Kentucky will win games with great defense and a decent offense
@@bryanwesley5410 I’ve watched his previous videos before my original response and I know going into it he already said that Kentucky has a good defense… while I think play calling was questionable I don’t think that is the whole reason yall lost. I also believe that if the laces were correct on the hold then the game goes into OT and ole miss probably wins
@Iamju55 yeah, all the defensive pass interference calls, on 3rd down, that kept scoring drives alive for Kentucky. They played a huge roll in the outcome.
The reason the Ole. Miss DB kept getting pass interferences is because he kept getting beat and it's better to pick up a PI flag than give up a touchdown.
@@mgers75 No they weren’t calling it fair. In the 4th and 7 play the Kentucky receiver CLEARLY pushed off the defender but the refs didn’t have a problem with that . Mark Stoops yelled at the refs early in the game and I guess that scared the refs
@@RebelandDave That was a lucky call for UK but in the refs defense it was the slightest push offs and i doubt many refs would've called that. UK also got screwed by a missed hold in the first quarter in the endzone that cost them 4 points. So it evens out in the end.
@@RebelandDave I saw it clearly in replays on Sunday. The chaps announcing the game called it that way, and even commented that the push off was a great way to play football. I still don’t understand. Kiffin had to have seen that. Maybe it’s not reviewable because no flag thrown? Or it’s just legal play. I saw it with one eye tied behind my back.
I’m sorry, but somebody has to say it….there is a clear bias against Ole Miss in terms of officiating. I’ve been coaching and officiating football for 35 years. They are allowing egregious PI and Holding against Ole Miss while calling weak or non existent penalties against Ole Miss usually at the worst possible time to extend opponents drives. Lane has to also get in the ear of the officials. This is absurd. The push off for the go ahead TD is called 10/10 times, except us. The push off called against Tre Harris in the previous week didn’t happen. There is clearly a plan to take ole miss out of the running and protect Bama, Ga and others.
Juice Wells has a big role to play against South Carolina but is this the week Ole Miss fans see Ulysses Bentley?
No
It's to the point of conspiracy theory stuff when it comes to the running backs room.
I'll start mine....Lane was gonna save Bentley and Amos for a few more games, because he was counting on being able to handle Kentucky and SC with Parrish and Jones. He had planned on bringing them back and being part of the LSU game plan. Why? Don't know but it sounds as plausible as anything we've heard at any press conferences this year. 🤷🤷
@@bryanwesley5410I think this is the story for the offense as a whole. Trying their best to not give away anything too early and then the game getting away from them. That's old school ole miss thinking. We have the talent to impose our will, just go do it
I was actually thinking along the same lines, like if that's what they're doing, why???, just go out there and do ur thing and kick teeth in, hell, bama and Georgia don't hold stuff back they just dominate and win, there's no need to keep stuff hidden, instead of hiding it just use it and show how many ways we can beat u and the do so.@brianscobey4770
Lots of fans and the SC players feel like Juice Wells. betrayed them last year. After 2022, Juice took a high 6 figure NIL deal for South Carolina and then only played in two games because of a foot "injury". Word is that the trainers and coaches felt he was well enough to play in several games last year but refused. Then jumps ship for a even bigger NIL check at Ole Miss. This is not what SC fans think happened. IT'S WHAT HAPPENED. Just because he needed surgery, doesn't mean he couldn't still play. Those things aren't mutually exclusive. This isn't lost on SC players or Fans. SC has 3 players in their defensive backfield that will play on Sundays, Nick Emmanwori, DQ smith and O'Donnell Fortune. I won't call it headhunting, but those guys want to send a message to their former teammate. I fear he's in for a LONNNGGG day in Columbia...
The player knows what they're feeling in their body better than any doctor can tell them how they should be feeling.
So scary
You’re very wrong about SC defense. SC defense is significantly better than Kentucky. LSU has the best OL in the nation and SC dominated up front and Nuss threw 2 pick 6’s that were negated by bs penalties. SC DL is top 3 in the nation
What system do you use to rate CFB defenses? O lines? LSU has the best OL in CFB? How does it compare stat by stat, fat by fat, player by player to Georgia’s and Alabama’s? I want to learn.
@@cooterhead_jones it’s not rated that way because they played SC they were ranked #1 on everyone’s preseason rankings. They have two first round nfl tackles
@@cooterhead_jones their tackle had given up 1 sack in 3 years of being a starter until he played SC
He didn't have time to look for other players to throw t0
Saturday it looked like the 2017-18 ole miss offense out on the field. Instead of AJ brown they were looking for Tre Harris. I’m still not satisfied with the explanation Lane had given about the offensive play calling.
Kentucky has an elite defense. Theyre going to keep everything infront of them and make you drive 80 yards to score. Give credit to the better team and understand your team's weaknesses.
@@mgers75 Has nothing to do with the play calling and spreading the ball. Did you not watch the game? Ole Miss didn’t attempt to switch it up, just kept going for the long pass plays that took 4 seconds to develop
I felt the same way
@@RebelandDaveKentucky people can’t stop watching ole miss talk shows
@@mgers75the same elite defense sc put 30 on?
The next 2 weeks are must win
If if was a 5th, I'd b drunk right now!!! If If and butt's was cherry and nuts,everyday would b xmas
I’m sorry, but somebody has to say it….there is a clear bias against Ole Miss in terms of officiating. I’ve been coaching and officiating football for 35 years. They are allowing egregious PI and Holding against Ole Miss while calling weak or non existent penalties against Ole Miss usually at the worst possible time to extend opponents drives.
Lane has to also get in the ear of the officials. This is absurd.
The push off for the go ahead TD is called 10/10 times, except us.
The push off called against Tre Harris in the previous week didn’t happen.
There is clearly a plan to take ole miss out of the running and protect Bama, Ga and others.
Personally as unbiased as I can be I think all rebs fans are butt hurt that Kentucky made the game muggy and are so quick to point fingers at the play calling and offense. Kentucky did the same thing to Georgia and Georgia fans reacted the same exact way saying “fire bobo”. Maybe it’s time to admit that Kentucky has a damn good defense and give credit where it’s due. I went and rewatched the South Carolina game and even though it looks like it was a blow out, Kentucky was still in that game till about 10 mins left in the 4th. Kentucky will win games with great defense and a decent offense
If this is the only time you have been on since Kentucky earned their win, their defense has been getting the flowers they deserve.
@@bryanwesley5410 I’ve watched his previous videos before my original response and I know going into it he already said that Kentucky has a good defense… while I think play calling was questionable I don’t think that is the whole reason yall lost. I also believe that if the laces were correct on the hold then the game goes into OT and ole miss probably wins
@Iamju55 yeah, all the defensive pass interference calls, on 3rd down, that kept scoring drives alive for Kentucky. They played a huge roll in the outcome.
I honestly think refs are calling more against us bc of the faking injuries bc I've never seen this many pi's and defensive holdings
Tre Harris is great... But he don't have AJ Brown type hands...
Why was the elbow to Darts jaw not called??? That is awful
The reason the Ole. Miss DB kept getting pass interferences is because he kept getting beat and it's better to pick up a PI flag than give up a touchdown.
@@mgers75 No they weren’t calling it fair. In the 4th and 7 play the Kentucky receiver CLEARLY pushed off the defender but the refs didn’t have a problem with that . Mark Stoops yelled at the refs early in the game and I guess that scared the refs
@@RebelandDave number 9 was trash, he got beat by every receiver he covered
@@John-m6z1q I’m talking the 4th and 7. The play that mattered, the Kentucky receiver pushed off.
@@RebelandDave That was a lucky call for UK but in the refs defense it was the slightest push offs and i doubt many refs would've called that. UK also got screwed by a missed hold in the first quarter in the endzone that cost them 4 points. So it evens out in the end.
@@RebelandDave I saw it clearly in replays on Sunday. The chaps announcing the game called it that way, and even commented that the push off was a great way to play football.
I still don’t understand. Kiffin had to have seen that. Maybe it’s not reviewable because no flag thrown? Or it’s just legal play. I saw it with one eye tied behind my back.
Ole Piss lose another one😂😂😂😂😅😅
Kentucky shut their run down and blanketed the secondary period
Kentucky played perfect and ole Miss beat themselves
Hotty toddy
Our defense is setup to torture South Carolinas offense
SC's offense is perfectly capable of torturing itself without help.
@@warpig103😭
I’m sorry, but somebody has to say it….there is a clear bias against Ole Miss in terms of officiating. I’ve been coaching and officiating football for 35 years. They are allowing egregious PI and Holding against Ole Miss while calling weak or non existent penalties against Ole Miss usually at the worst possible time to extend opponents drives.
Lane has to also get in the ear of the officials. This is absurd.
The push off for the go ahead TD is called 10/10 times, except us.
The push off called against Tre Harris in the previous week didn’t happen.
There is clearly a plan to take ole miss out of the running and protect Bama, Ga and others.
Maybe if we stopped faking injuries the refs would ease up on us. Yes it helps us call a better place but it also helps the other team prepare
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