There’s a pattern I’ve noticed when it comes to Ole Miss and Oxford.
For years, when Ole Miss football was mediocre or irrelevant nationally, people loved romanticizing the place. They���d talk about how they’d always wanted to visit Oxford. They’d bring up William Faulkner, the food scene, the music, the charm of the town, the Grove, the pageantry. Ole Miss was treated like this fascinating Southern experience everyone wanted to see for themselves.
But the second Ole Miss became a real threat in college football, the second it started competing for top recruits, playoff spots, and legitimacy on the national stage the tone changed. Suddenly, people are reaching for every negative stereotype they can find, using the school’s history as ammunition when it becomes convenient competitively or to score points on social media.
@Kramer_74 Hahahaha yes!!! It was during 15 steps, to which I then lifted my drink to your point. The algorithm is undefeated man. So cool to be able to meet you albeit virtually and that you came up on my ‘for you page’. What a weekend
BREAKING: Ferris State QB Trinidad Chambliss has signed with Ole Miss, @petenakos reports.
He threw for 2,925 yards and 26 TDs and ran for 1,019 yards and 25 TDs last season🤯
https://t.co/U4EEtU9i3l
Following this he proceeded to say:
Players wanted him to stay (lie)
Fans almost forced him off the road (lie)
LSU offered more NIL (lie)
He didn’t give an ultimatum (lie)
He found out Sunday he couldn’t coach playoffs (lie)
Acting like a victim. But that’s what narcissists do