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John Fourcade Says Kewan Lacy Is Too Fragile to Keep Running Inside

Episode Summary

John Fourcade came on this show Monday and said Kewan Lacy is too fragile to keep running inside. Pete Golding, the same day, said Lacy's situation is one they are "in the middle of." Those two things belong next to each other. Fourcade, verbatim: "Lacy, he got started, man. He scares me all the time, Steve. And he's so fragile and so small that they got to start not running him as much in the middle. Let him get to the outside a little bit. Less hitting and less pounding." Golding, Monday: "I think we're in the middle of it right now. So I think every week is going to be pretty similar with him." And: "He wants to play." Saturday night he said of the injuries, "It feels like it's every week now." Lacy has played five of Ole Miss's six games and ran for 122 on 16 carries against Missouri, with Makhi Frazier adding 101 on 15. Second segment: the kicking game changed quietly. Golding on fifth-year kicker Lucas Carneiro - "Lucas, the foot's kind of been an issue that we really didn't realize going into Florida." On sophomore Peter McStravick - "He's got an extremely strong leg" and "it's a good one-two combination right now." To be precise: McStravick has attempted zero field goals and has taken over kickoffs - 16 of them, 64.0 average, nine touchbacks. Carneiro, 9-of-11 with a long of 57, still kicks the field goals. Who kicks if it is 48 yards and tied? Comments. Locked On Ole Miss Hits - quick takes on the Rebels every weekday. Subscribe and hit the bell. Hotty Toddy. #OleMiss #HottyToddy #KewanLacy #PeteGolding #SECFootball #OleMissRebels

Episode Notes

John Fourcade came on this show Monday and said Kewan Lacy is too fragile to keep running inside. Pete Golding, the same day, said Lacy's situation is one they are "in the middle of." Those two things belong next to each other.

Fourcade, verbatim: "Lacy, he got started, man. He scares me all the time, Steve. And he's so fragile and so small that they got to start not running him as much in the middle. Let him get to the outside a little bit. Less hitting and less pounding."

Golding, Monday: "I think we're in the middle of it right now. So I think every week is going to be pretty similar with him." And: "He wants to play." Saturday night he said of the injuries, "It feels like it's every week now." Lacy has played five of Ole Miss's six games and ran for 122 on 16 carries against Missouri, with Makhi Frazier adding 101 on 15.

Second segment: the kicking game changed quietly. Golding on fifth-year kicker Lucas Carneiro - "Lucas, the foot's kind of been an issue that we really didn't realize going into Florida." On sophomore Peter McStravick - "He's got an extremely strong leg" and "it's a good one-two combination right now." To be precise: McStravick has attempted zero field goals and has taken over kickoffs - 16 of them, 64.0 average, nine touchbacks. Carneiro, 9-of-11 with a long of 57, still kicks the field goals.
Who kicks if it is 48 yards and tied? Comments.

Locked On Ole Miss Hits - quick takes on the Rebels every weekday. Subscribe and hit the bell. Hotty Toddy.

#OleMiss #HottyToddy #KewanLacy #PeteGolding #SECFootball #OleMissRebels