I’ve heard good buzz around Ole Miss and the transfer portal. BIG names could be headed to Oxford. A lot of time left but things have shot out of the gate in Ole Miss’s favor so far.
@bigorangetony @SkrillaGorillaU@BCrawford247 Ole Miss has 3 people on their defensive line that would start at UTjr. UTjr has 1 person that would start at Ole Miss.
I’m gonna say this… there is a lot of time left in this ‘24 recruiting class. Walk yourselves off that ledge your about to jump off of and sit back to watch these situations unfold. We’re in an era where nothing is official til the dotted line is signed.
I’m gonna say this… there is a lot of time left in this ‘24 recruiting class. Walk yourselves off that ledge your about to jump off of and sit back to watch these situations unfold. We’re in an era where nothing is official til the dotted line is signed.
With the portal slowing down for awhile and a large percent of the ‘23 high school class already signing in the fall, we shift our attention to the ‘24 class.
This will be the most important high school class in Lane Kiffin’s tenure at Ole Miss.
Wow. Things are getting interesting in Oxford.
If you wanted something to keep you occupied til baseball season, then you sure got it.
But anyways, always remember to…
#TransferToTheSip
@RebsHands@NealMcCready I don’t subscribe to RebelGrove or any of the other subscription sites. I have no need too. I’m just an Ole Miss fan with some close friends that are involved in the program. I have no need to explain myself. Just felt like it was justified.
This finally went public. I had heard late last night it was 100%.
Alabama fans can say whatever they need to feel better about this but Alabama was ranked 13th in total defense while playing 2 of the top 8 total offenses in the country (OM and TN). It’s an upgrade for ole miss.
Pete Golding is leaving @AlabamaFTBL to replace Chris Partridge as defensive coordinator at @OleMissFB, sources tell ESPN. Golding has been with Nick Saban at Alabama since 2018, the last four seasons as defensive coordinator.
Another stat for you to think on:
Alabama’s defense had 900 snaps played this year (12th most in the country).
Alabama’s defense surrendered only 4,137 total yards this year (ranked 15th in the country).
Alabama’s defense only gave up 4.6 yards per play which ranked 4th.