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SEC SQUAD - Week Four SEC Schedule is LOADED | How will Ole Miss fare? 24.09.2026 42мин

SEC powerhouses brace for upsets as Week 4 brings marquee clashes, fresh predictions, and potential shakeups in the College Football Playoff race. Can Tennessee knock off top-ranked Texas at a rowdy Neyland Stadium? Will Oklahoma’s defense stifle Georgia, or will questions around John Mateer and Ben Arbuckle’s offense haunt the Sooners again? The panel debates injury concerns for stars like Hollywood Smothers, Nate Frazier, and Kewan Lacy, all threatening to tip the scales in pivotal SEC matchups. The SEC Squad goes through predictions for Alabama vs. South Carolina, Florida’s run game against Ole Miss in Gainesville, and high-stakes showdowns featuring Kamario Taylor’s Mississippi State and Missouri’s Austin Simmons. Catch the heated takes, bold upset picks, and all the insider buzz shaping the SEC title hunt.

No. 4 And Getting Points. I Made A Florida Host Defend That | Ole Miss vs Florida 24.09.2026 30мин

Florida's defensive coordinator watched the Auburn tape this week, saw 271 passing yards allowed, and called it what it was: "not acceptable." Then Brad White described the quarterback he sees Saturday — Trinidad Chambliss — as an "elite level player" with "unbelievable arm strength" who "can escape anywhere in the pocket." Chambliss leads the SEC in passing. Florida is still the favorite. So we brought in somebody who watches that team every day. Brandon Olsen hosts Locked On Gators, and he is not here to tell Ole Miss fans what they want to hear. Two days to Gainesville. Saturday, September 26, 3:30 PM ET on ABC from Ben Hill Griffin Stadium — the 28th meeting between two programs whose all-time series is dead even at 13-13-1.

Is Trinidad Chambliss Already Better Than Eli? A Legend Says Yes. | Ole Miss vs Florida 23.09.2026 28мин

Eighty-nine percent of the money at FanDuel is on Ole Miss. Eighty-five percent of the tickets are too. And the line has not moved a tenth of a point — still Florida -3.5. When the public piles on that hard and the number refuses to budge, the people setting it are telling you something. Ole Miss legend Bill Flowers joins to call it what he thinks it is, to explain why he is not worried about a letdown, and to answer a question I have dodged for years: is Trinidad Chambliss about to pass Eli Manning as the greatest quarterback in Ole Miss history? He also watched the LSU third quarter and came away disagreeing with the head coach about what happened. Three days. Saturday, September 26, 3:30 PM ET on ABC.

26 Routes, 115 Yards | Ole Miss Found Its Third Receiver Just In Time | Ole Miss vs Florida 23.09.2026 28мин

Everybody spent the offseason telling you the Ole Miss offense was going to fall off because Charlie Weis Jr. left for LSU. Florida's head coach watched the tape this week and said the opposite out loud: "I see a lot more of the same than different." John David Baker was already in the building when that system was built, so nothing had to be rebuilt — and the proof showed up Saturday in a receiver nobody was covering. Traylon Ray turned 26 routes into 7 catches and 115 yards while Deuce Alexander needed 52 routes for the same seven and 60 yards. Three days to Florida. First true road game of the year. Steven Willis makes the case that Ole Miss just became a three-target offense on the one night it needed to, walks through what Pete Golding said twice at Monday's podium about a building that already beat him once, and puts real numbers on what Trinidad Chambliss is chasing — which is not Eli Manning's streak.

Florida Is Favored Over No. 4 Ole Miss | Rebel Squad Live Preview 23.09.2026 30мин

Ole Miss is 3-0 and ranked No. 4 in the country. Florida is 3-0 and ranked No. 21. And FanDuel has Florida favored by three and a half at home on Saturday. Florida's own head coach was asked about that on Monday and laughed at it. Steven Willis and Tyler Komis go live to figure out which side of that line is telling the truth.

Sumrall Calls Chambliss The Best He's Ever Seen | Golding Admits A Mistake | Ole Miss vs Florida 22.09.2026 29мин

Every take on Ole Miss and Florida this week is about the spread. That's the wrong line. Jon Sumrall spent Monday telling reporters he did not know his team was favored, then called Trinidad Chambliss the best college football player he has seen with his own two eyes — and Lane Kiffin said a version of the same thing six days earlier from a podium in Baton Rouge. Two opposing head coaches in two weeks, neither with a reason to hype anybody, and the No. 4 team in the country is still getting points in Gainesville. Four days to Florida in the Swamp. First true road game of the year. Steven Willis puts two Monday press conferences side by side — Pete Golding in Oxford, Jon Sumrall in Gainesville — and comes out with an injury board, a head coach volunteering that he got a personnel call wrong four days after the biggest regular-season win of his tenure, and the most credible endorsement Chambliss has been given all season, from the man whose job this week is to beat him.

John Fourcade Was In The Grove | "There Was No Purple In That Stadium" | Florida -3 over Ole Miss 21.09.2026 28мин

Every Ole Miss preview this week is going to tell you the Rebels got disrespected by a betting line. That's the shallow version. John Fourcade was standing in the Grove on Saturday night, and the thing he noticed had nothing to do with the scoreboard: there was almost no purple and gold in that stadium. Ole Miss beat LSU 32-24, John David Baker gutted a defense nobody had actually tested, and now the Rebels go to Gainesville as underdogs against a Florida team whose own head coach was visibly stunned to be favored. Five days to Florida. Saturday, 3:30 ET in the Swamp. Steven Willis is joined by Ole Miss legend John Fourcade for an eyewitness account of the biggest weekend Oxford has had, a breakdown of the first-half game plan that exposed LSU, an honest look at why the third quarter keeps happening, and the full SEC Week 4 board.

Kiffin Called Him The Best QB In America | Then Chambliss Proved It | Ole Miss Ranked 4th 21.09.2026 28мин

Lane Kiffin stood at his own podium in Baton Rouge six days before kickoff and called Trinidad Chambliss the best playing quarterback in the country. This show read it as an alibi. Then Chambliss went 33-of-48 for 363 yards, two touchdowns and a 14-yard keeper against a top-ten defense on ABC, and beat him 32-24. The alibi was the scouting report. Ole Miss is 3-0, 1-0 in the SEC, ranked 4th — and getting 2.5 points on the road Saturday. Five days to Florida. Saturday, 3:30 ET in Gainesville, and the Rebels are a road underdog for the first time this season. Steven Willis uses a word he does not throw around — magisterial, in honor of Ray Hudson — and spends ten minutes defending it, lays out why this defense is either good enough to win every game left or good enough to get beat, and reads the Week 4 board for what it says about where Ole Miss plays in January.

Lane Kiffin, LSU Tigers Have REAL Questions to Answer in SEC Play after Ole Miss CONTROLLED Game 21.09.2026 43мин

Spencer McLaughlin and other Locked On Podcast hosts react to the biggest games from another wild weekend of College Football. LSU @ Ole Miss, NC State's disaster, West Virginia's breakthrough, and more!

Ole Miss Ran For 63 Yards And PUNISHED LSU | Florida Is Next And That's A Problem 20.09.2026 31мин

Every Ole Miss reaction show today is leading with the celebration. That's the wrong number. Ole Miss beat LSU 32-24 with 426 total yards — and 363 of them came through the air, which means the Rebels ran for 63 yards in a game they won. Trinidad Chambliss threw it 48 times in a one-score game. Kewan Lacy had nine carries before his shoulder sent him out. Ole Miss goes to Florida on Saturday as a 2.5-point underdog, and that rushing number is the reason why. Saturday, 3:30 ET, Ole Miss at Florida. The Rebels are 3-0, 1-0 in the SEC, and getting points on the road. Steven Willis grades his own overreaction from Saturday night against the actual box score — what held, what he is retracting until he can source it — then turns the whole thing toward Gainesville and the 13-point gap between where the public's tickets are and where the money is.

Trinidad Chambliss Is The Best Player In America | Ole Miss 32, LSU 24 | Golding Wins 2nd Top 10 Game 20.09.2026 33мин

Every postgame show in America is going to lead with Lane Kiffin's return to Oxford. That's the wrong story. Ole Miss beat a top-ten LSU team 32-24 because a quarterback who had not run a single designed run in three games kept it on a zone read from fourteen yards out, and because a coaching staff handed JT Lindsey the football inside the one-yard line with the game on the line. Trinidad Chambliss is the best player in America, and JT Lindsey is the name you write down tonight. Steven Willis reacts live from the Grove to a 32-24 win over LSU — the zone read keeper this show called eight hours before kickoff, the sentence he has been waiting three weeks to say about Chambliss, and the honest autopsy on a 24-7 halftime lead that turned into a one-score fourth quarter. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 0:00 [FILL FROM CASTMAGIC AFTER RECORDING] 📌 THREE THINGS 1. Trinidad Chambliss is the best football player in America. That was a top-ten defense with NFL players at all three levels, run by a coordinator whose reputation is built on taking the ball away, on national television, and Ole Miss scored 32. The other names in the Heisman conversation produce inside systems built to protect them. Chambliss is the system. 2. The zone read keeper was not improvisation. Chambliss had zero designed quarterback runs in three games — a deliberate decision to protect the season, not a limitation. It came out of the drawer on the one night it mattered, against the one defense least equipped to handle it, and it went for fourteen yards and a touchdown. 3. JT Lindsey scored the two-point conversion from inside the one, against an LSU front, in the fourth quarter of the biggest game this program has played in a year. The staff had four safer calls and used none of them. That handoff tells you what they see in practice every day. 🦈 EVERYDAYER CLUB — ad-free episodes plus the members-only Discord, 7-day free trial: https://lockedonolemiss.supercast.com 💬 FREE LOOM DISCORD: / discord 🌐 EVERYTHING ELSE: https://olemisshub.com 🎧 EVERY PLATFORM: https://link.chtbl.com/LOOleMiss?sid=... 🎟️ GAMETIME — code LOCKEDON for $20 off your first purchase, terms apply. 👕 PANTS STORE — pantsstore.com 🎯 FANDUEL — College Football Pick 'Em, free to play, fanduel.com/lockedonolemiss Locked On Ole Miss is part of the Locked On Podcast Network — your team, every day. #OleMiss #HottyToddy #OleMissFootball #LSU #SEC #CollegeFootball

Blake Baker Is 3-10 When The QB Runs | Ole Miss Has Been Hiding One | Pregame with Mike Huesmann 19.09.2026 29мин

Every preview of Ole Miss and LSU today has been about the crowd, the horses and Lane Kiffin's homecoming. That's the wrong line. Blake Baker is 3-10 all time when the quarterback he's facing runs for forty-five yards, Trinidad Chambliss has not run a single designed quarterback run in three games, and that was a deliberate decision to protect the season — not a limitation. Tonight the drawer opens, and LSU has two games of film on pocket passers and nothing else. Kickoff is tonight, 6:30 CT on ABC. College GameDay is on the Grove with Morgan Freeman picking. Steven Willis sits down with the one analyst in the country who picked against Ole Miss on the record and asks him to defend it eight hours before kickoff — the Blake Baker number, the red zone stat nobody is holding, and whether the most anticipated game of the season can possibly live up to the day around it. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 0:00 [FILL FROM CASTMAGIC AFTER RECORDING] 📌 THREE THINGS 1. Blake Baker is 3-10 all time when the opposing quarterback runs for forty-five yards, and the reason is structural, not luck. Baker builds to take the pass away first, so a running quarterback forces an extra man into the box, the safety comes down, and the coverage behind it simplifies. Ole Miss has shown none of it in three games — on purpose. 2. The yardage is not the point. LSU does not need Chambliss to actually get forty-five; LSU needs to believe he might, because the belief is what moves the safety, and the safety is what opens Deuce Alexander down the field and Caleb Cunningham underneath. That is the entire chess match, and it resolves in the first three drives. 3. Opponents have reached the red zone five times against Ole Miss this season and scored one touchdown. The take that set after Louisville — this defense can't stop anybody — never accounted for it. Explosive-play defense and red zone defense are different skills, and this group has been excellent at the second one. 🦈 EVERYDAYER CLUB — ad-free episodes plus the members-only Discord, 7-day free trial: https://lockedonolemiss.supercast.com 💬 FREE LOOM DISCORD: / discord 🌐 EVERYTHING ELSE: https://olemisshub.com 🎧 EVERY PLATFORM: https://link.chtbl.com/LOOleMiss?sid=... 🎟️ GAMETIME — code LOCKEDON for $20 off your first purchase, terms apply. 👕 PANTS STORE — pantsstore.com 🎯 FANDUEL — College Football Pick 'Em, free to play, fanduel.com/lockedonolemiss Locked On Ole Miss is part of the Locked On Podcast Network — your team, every day. #OleMiss #HottyToddy #OleMissFootball #LSU #SEC #CollegeFootball #CollegeGameDay

SHOCKER: Sam Levitt IN or OUT? Lane Kiffin’s LSU MIND GAMES Exposed—Ole Miss on HIGH ALERT? | Ole Miss Podcast 19.09.2026 11мин

LSU faces uncertainty as starting quarterback Sam Leavitt's status sparks speculation—could Lane Kiffin be playing mind games with the injury report? Ole Miss aims to utilize Trinidad Chambliss's running and a dangerous receiving corps, while the battle in the trenches could decide this high-stakes SEC matchup. Will Ole Miss’s defense, now possibly returning key secondary players like Antonio Kite and Shareef Denson, be enough to slow down the Tigers, or will Sam Leavitt’s dual-threat ability tilt the field? Spencer McLaughlin and Steven Willis break down both teams’ keys to victory, from quarterback carries and explosive plays to defensive depth and injury updates. Expect predictions, score breakdowns, and questions about whether LSU’s defense can outlast the Rebels in Oxford. With playoff dreams and Heisman ambitions on the line, Saturday’s showdown promises drama, strategy, and fireworks.

Do Not Count Trinidad Chambliss Out Of A Big Moment | Ole Miss vs LSU 19.09.2026 10мин

Everybody keeps asking whether the emotion of Lane Kiffin's return actually matters once the ball is kicked. That's the wrong argument. The interesting one broke out live on this panel: Steven Willis says the pressure is off Ole Miss entirely — lower ranked, home underdog, play loose. Chris Gordy of Locked On SEC says the exact opposite, and his reasoning is hard to dismiss. Ole Miss won eleven games last year and brings back two Heisman favorites. LSU won seven. One day to LSU. College GameDay is in the Grove. Steven joins a national panel alongside Chris Gordy and Jesse Holley to preview the Magnolia Bowl. Two Locked On hosts take opposite sides on who is actually under pressure, Gordy lays out the defensive numbers that make LSU the favorite, and the room splits on the pick with nobody backing down.

Ole Miss Finally Has Its Full Secondary | Ole Miss vs LSU Gameday 19.09.2026 26мин

Every conversation about this game has been about the atmosphere. That's the wrong line. Ole Miss gets its full starting secondary on the field for the first time all season — the one open question on this team since Louisville — and it arrives in the same week Louisiana Tech put three interceptions and five sacks on Sam Leavitt. The secondary does not have to be good tonight. It has to be serviceable. That is the whole game. Hours until LSU. College GameDay is in the Grove. Steven Willis is joined by Tom Vanderford, the mayor of Corinth, for the fan's view of the biggest home game Oxford has had in sixty-four years. They land independently on the same X-factor, the same read on LSU, and nearly the same final score — and Vanderford names the one thing Ole Miss got in September that LSU has not gotten yet.

Todd Wade: 34-31 Ole Miss | Why LSU Gets Decided In A Place Nobody Is Looking 18.09.2026 27мин

Every preview of LSU–Ole Miss has been about the quarterbacks, the coaches and the storyline. That's the wrong line of sight. This game gets decided at the line of scrimmage, and the Ole Miss front seven can only be what it's supposed to be if the back end stops giving away free plays. Three coverage busts against Charlotte all came off the same look — a faked bubble screen with the tight end leaking out behind it. LSU has an All-America tight end. You will see that concept again on Saturday night. One day to LSU. Steven Willis sits down with Ole Miss letterman and former NFL offensive lineman Todd Wade, who was on the 1997 team that went into Baton Rouge and won a game nobody gave them, for a conversation about the part of Saturday that won't lead any broadcast — the four front-seven players who have to have a day, the quarterback run wrinkle that's been sitting in a drawer for two weeks, and a coin-toss question neither of them could settle.

Why Ole Miss BEATS LSU — 3 Reasons, 3 Keys, Final Score 18.09.2026 28мин

Every preview of Ole Miss and LSU this week has been about Lane Kiffin and the crowd. That's the wrong line. LSU's quarterback room has two touchdown passes and five rushing touchdowns, and Blake Baker's defense has spent two games against pocket passers and nothing else. Trinidad Chambliss is not a pocket passer, and the designed quarterback run Ole Miss has not shown all year is the one thing LSU has no film to prepare for. One day to LSU. College GameDay is in the Grove. Steven Willis stops surveying and picks a side: three reasons Ole Miss wins, three keys, three names, an X-factor nobody has mentioned all week, and a final score. Lane Kiffin stood at his own podium this week and admitted the coaching familiarity favors Ole Miss — then volunteered the receipt that proves it.

The QB Run Game LSU Has No Film On | Ole Miss vs LSU 18.09.2026 11мин

Everybody has this game filed under revenge, atmosphere and Lane Kiffin's return. That's the wrong line. Ole Miss gave up nine points to Charlotte and did not allow a touchdown — three field goals, nothing else — and that is a lower point total than LSU allowed against either Louisiana Tech or Clemson. The defense that got buried after week one just posted the best scoring number of any of the three teams involved in this conversation, and nobody has said it out loud once. Hours until LSU. College GameDay is in the Grove. Steven Willis joins Richard Denson on The 24th Floor on ABC 24 for the Magnolia Bowl. They get into what actually translates from the Charlotte tape, why the back end of the defense decides whether the front seven ever gets turned loose, the quarterback run game LSU has no film on, and a six-year sample size that tells you exactly how to beat a Lane Kiffin offense.

SEC SQUAD - Week 3 BIG SEC Matchups | How will Ole Miss fare? 17.09.2026 36мин

Ole Miss faces high-stakes drama as LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt is suddenly listed as doubtful ahead of their pivotal SEC clash—injury report mind games or a real threat to the Tigers’ playoff hopes? The SEC Squad debates the implications, Lane Kiffin’s reputation for injury report trickery, and the immense pressure on both programs with postseason ambitions on the line. Deep dives spotlight Auburn vs. Florida’s head coaching chess match between Jon Sumrall and Alex Golesh, breakout performances from young quarterbacks like Keelon Russell and Kamario Taylor, and the defensive showdowns shaping the SEC landscape. Can Kentucky rebound against Texas A&M? Will Georgia dispatch Arkansas with ease, or is an upset brewing? The crew tackles SEC playoff paths, key matchups, and the coaching shifts generating buzz across the league.

Locked On SEC Picks LSU 38-23 | I Think He's Wrong And Here's Why 17.09.2026 29мин

Every preview of LSU–Ole Miss has been about Lane Kiffin walking back into Oxford. That's not the question. The question is a number Chris Gordy brought onto the show: through two games LSU ranks first in the SEC in yards allowed, and Ole Miss ranks dead last. The Ole Miss half of that is real — Louisville got twelve explosive plays for 340 yards. But LSU's half was built against a Clemson team that then scored one touchdown against Georgia Southern, and a Louisiana Tech team that isn't a measuring stick. One of these defenses has already been exposed and knows what to fix. The other one finds out live. Two days to LSU. Steven Willis is joined by Chris Gordy of Locked On SEC for the crossover, and they end up in completely different places — Willis on Ole Miss 35-31, Gordy on LSU 38-23. In between: the coin-toss decision neither of them could settle, the three offensive wrinkles Ole Miss hasn't put on tape yet, the third receiver who decides this thing, and why both hosts think the whole game comes down to about four plays nobody can name in advance.