[Postgame Thread] Ole Miss Defeats LSU 32-24

[u/CFB_Referee]

Box Score provided by ESPN

Team	1	2	3	4	T
LSU	0	7	14	3	24
Ole Miss	10	14	0	8	32

[u/homefree122]

For such a highly emotional game, Chambliss played lights out

[u/english_gritts → u/homefree122]

On the other side Leavitt ate shit that entire last drive outside of his scrambling

[u/Greek_Trojan → u/english_gritts]

Herbo making excuses for him was crazy (not that I want to pile on a kid). Missed the wide open TD on third down and that final bonk interception didn't look anywhere near on target even before the deflection.

[u/sagrada9 → u/Greek_Trojan]

Herbie said it was likely a touchdown if not for the tip….not sure what he was seeing there

[u/Realmofthehappygod → u/sagrada9]

Look it's actually just a pretty high level in depth analysis most people would miss.

See, what he was saying was the if Ole Miss didn't put any players on defense, he could have probably scored there.

[u/Blookydook → u/Realmofthehappygod]

of course, how could I not get that?

[u/Realmofthehappygod → u/Blookydook]

Yea. Smart move by Pete Golding to field a defense for that play.

Could have changed the whole outcome.

[u/Ghostofmagnolias → u/Realmofthehappygod]

I know you’re joking, but this is why people like Booger are employed.

“See the key here is this, if the offense scores more points than the other team, I think they will probably win the football game, back to you guys.”

[u/reddit-canes → u/Greek_Trojan]

I can't understand it. Sam is NOT a Heisman candidate, but they so want him to be. He's a smidge better than Manning, and Manning is also NOT a Heisman candidate, except for this name.

[u/lkn240 → u/Greek_Trojan]

He's probably getting paid millions; he can take the criticism