All week long, we were led to believe that not only at College Gameday, but the game inside Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, would be a fight fest and a scary, unsafe environment.
All week. It was on every platform.
Not only was all of that woefully wrong, it was the complete opposite.
Were there normal incidents? Sure.
Were there mass fights, a littered field of debris, major safety concerns for Lane Kiffin and all parties involved?
No.
There were 70,000 people having the times of their lives, inside a fire blowing, firework show and a concert at levels I haven’t heard in years.
Absolutely.
It’s football and Ole Miss fans did what they were expected to, just like LSU fans did.
Watch the sport we love and have the time of their lives.
But you won’t hear anyone that stood on a pedestal and yelled to anyone that mattered for help, say anything otherwise.
Ole Miss and its fans had themselves a party inside VHS and laughed at all the naysayers by pointing to the scoreboard.
That’s all that mattered last night. They did their part.
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