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Postgame Thread [Postgame Thread] Ole Miss Defeats LSU 32-24

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Team 1 2 3 4 T
LSU 0 7 14 3 24
Ole Miss 10 14 0 8 32
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u/gmr548 Texas Longhorns • Washington Huskies 27d ago

Kiffin would win a title at Ole Miss this year

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u/TeeDeeTeeEcks Texas Longhorns 27d ago

Instead he just lost at Ole Miss this year

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u/bigggieee Alabama Crimson Tide • Sickos 27d ago

yeah. his list of accomplishments against great teams is long.

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u/AnnArchist Iowa Hawkeyes 27d ago

I will never for the life of me understand leaving a team during your first ever (and possibly last) playoff run as a college football coach. I just can't do wrap my head around it. The difference in lifestyle between 10 million and 20 million is not the same as the difference between 1 million and 10 million.

If he had really wanted that job - LSU absolutely would've waited for him. He might have had a harder first year in the process but only if he coached in the national title game. If they lost with him coaching, he wouldn't have lost much if any time to spend on the recruiting trail.

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u/MatticusGisicus Ole Miss • Louisiana Tech 27d ago

We were also matching LSU’s offer. It’s an insane move

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u/AnnArchist Iowa Hawkeyes 27d ago

Like I don't get it. Winning playoff games permanently increases his annual income no matter the job he takes in the future. His decision was just unwise and not even short sighted, just dumb. LSU nationally probably is more prestigious in every sport over Ole Miss. But that was because a different coach, Saban and Les Miles mostly, built that. If he wants prestige, he doesn't realize he can't just ride someone's coattails. He has build it. Ole Miss was a relatively blank canvas and he was starting a masterpiece. Somehow he handed a guy a playoff win for his first game AND that guy just beat him. Not only that, they probably have a Heisman candidate AND a chance at going to the playoffs again if they can manage 2 or less losses in Conference thanks to this win.

As a Hawkeye, LSU will always be amonst my most hated between recent WBB rivalries and also gave me one of my fondest memories in football - Tate to Holloway. Technically we are 1-0 all time against LSU since they cheated / vacated their bowl win against us as Former offensive lineman Vadal Alexander competed while ineligible for his entire career (2012–2015) after a booster's embezzlement scheme funneled payments to Alexander's father.

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u/NYCHoo Virginia • Georgia Tech 27d ago

He left because he wanted to leave. There’s no other explanation. I think y’all will come out on top in the long run though

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u/gmr548 Texas Longhorns • Washington Huskies 27d ago

Fair, but I think Chambliss probably overcomes that for him. We’ll never know though.

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u/PshhhhhhhUnreal Alabama Crimson Tide • Troy Trojans 27d ago

I swear he may have won it last year if he had stayed. He is his own worst enemy!!

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u/Tim_thatporscheguy 27d ago

Ole miss was never beating IU

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u/Draxilar Ole Miss Rebels 27d ago

Ole Miss was never beating UGA either…..

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u/Tim_thatporscheguy 27d ago

No one was beating IU. UGA included. And I said that last year too, it's not even hindsight 

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u/Draxilar Ole Miss Rebels 27d ago

Kiffin would have won one last year, the team was one score away from being in the natty WITH the circus surrounding them.

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u/MatticusGisicus Ole Miss • Louisiana Tech 27d ago

Nah we would have lost to Georgia. He’d never have kicked those field goals and we’d have gotten stomped

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u/Draxilar Ole Miss Rebels 27d ago

That’s very true

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u/Thelonius_Dunk Ole Miss Rebels 27d ago

He had everything set up to be a legend at Ole Miss tbh. Im talking shit named after you. Would've required a decade of consistency but not impossible considering the recent successes.

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u/YoungManYoda90 Michigan Wolverines 27d ago

This fact is why I hope Ole Miss wins the championship without him this season. Would be incredibly awesome to see the team he left to go to another team to win a championship win without him.

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u/Hugh-Janus-40hogs Nebraska Cornhuskers 27d ago

Another theoretical SEC win

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u/PurpleHazelnuts Oregon State Beavers 27d ago

He might have won one last year too lol

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u/GarnetandBlack South Carolina • Navy 27d ago

No he wouldn't.

Kiffin chokes every time it's all on the line, and also usually loses one he absolutely shouldn't.

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u/Kalantra LSU Tigers 27d ago

Which is going to be really funny when Golding fumbles it again.

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u/YetiRoosevelt Tennessee • Pittsburg State 27d ago

and i'm not mad. please don't screencap this and say that i'm mad.

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u/gmr548 Texas Longhorns • Washington Huskies 27d ago

Maybe just log off

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u/shiny_aegislash Minnesota State • Ole Miss 27d ago

You're weird