[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/S3G]

I feel like the real question was always gonna be can Golding maintain the standard once Chambliss and co are gone. Oregon got to Natty once Chip left, but once Mariota and co were gone it all fell apart under Helfrich.

[u/MatticusGisicus → u/S3G]

It remains to be seen of course, but Pete’s an excellent recruiter. We also have very low expectations as a fanbase and can handle mediocrity as long as it’s clear there’s effort

[u/friendofherschel → u/MatticusGisicus]

Never noticed the ole miss and Louisiana Tech logos look sort of similar until today. Thank you! 

[u/Scotfighter → u/MatticusGisicus]

Honestly so true

[u/Financial_Island2353 → u/MatticusGisicus]

Idk I think our fanbase is starting to get a little spoiled, at least the new gens lol

[u/MatticusGisicus → u/Financial_Island2353]

Can’t argue there. Expectations are definitely higher than they used to be

[u/cfbfootballnerd → u/MatticusGisicus]

We can handle down years as long as we are peaking with quality playoff teams good enough to win it all every 4 years or so.

[u/IssaThrowAway420x69 → u/[deleted]]

I can’t remember a time in recent history that we had a dominant Offensive AND Defensive line. Seems like every year one is great the other is..meh.

I’m here for it.

[u/TempSpee → u/S3G]

Go Oklahoma State I guess.

[u/Consistently_Lucky → u/S3G]

The answer to your question is no. Once Chambliss and co are gone(Lane's recruits) Ole Miss surely slips down to were they used to be before Kiffin built them up.