CHAPTERS 0:00 Cold open and the menu 0:49 The Back Who Compounds 2:16 Kalshi 2:43 The Land Of Misfit Toys DESCRIPTION Jon Sumrall's Monday press conference got covered as a compliment tour. The football in it is a plan he said out loud. SEGMENT ONE: Asked about Pro Football Focus counting 13 broken tackles on 26 carries at Auburn, Sumrall said Jadan Baugh is "the type of runner who gets better with the workload" — the more carries, the better he plays, because his vision gets cleaner as the game goes. Steven Willis argues that is the most dangerous sentence in the press conference, five days before Baugh faces an Ole Miss front that did not solve LSU's ground game after halftime. SEGMENT TWO: Sumrall said that in the middle of spring he told his offensive staff his tight end room was "the land of misfit toys" and was his biggest offensive question mark. Now he says that group has grown as much as any position group he has ever been affiliated with, and one of them was his offensive player of the week without a single catch, purely for blocking. The honest counterweight in both segments: Pete Golding has already called Baugh an elite player and one of the best backs in the country, so nobody in Oxford is being ambushed. And coaches build their own players up every Monday — that is the job, not the news. Which worries you more on Saturday? Let us know in the comments. Free Discord: https://discord.gg/KF3dtcQJhC Locked On Ole Miss Hits — quick takes on the Rebels every weekday. Subscribe and hit the bell. Hotty Toddy. #OleMiss #HottyToddy #Gators #SEC #CollegeFootball #OleMissRebels
CHAPTERS
0:00 Cold open and the menu
0:49 The Back Who Compounds
2:16 Kalshi
2:43 The Land Of Misfit Toys
DESCRIPTION
Jon Sumrall's Monday press conference got covered as a compliment tour. The football in it is a plan he said out loud.
SEGMENT ONE: Asked about Pro Football Focus counting 13 broken tackles on 26 carries at Auburn, Sumrall said Jadan Baugh is "the type of runner who gets better with the workload" — the more carries, the better he plays, because his vision gets cleaner as the game goes. Steven Willis argues that is the most dangerous sentence in the press conference, five days before Baugh faces an Ole Miss front that did not solve LSU's ground game after halftime.
SEGMENT TWO: Sumrall said that in the middle of spring he told his offensive staff his tight end room was "the land of misfit toys" and was his biggest offensive question mark. Now he says that group has grown as much as any position group he has ever been affiliated with, and one of them was his offensive player of the week without a single catch, purely for blocking.
The honest counterweight in both segments: Pete Golding has already called Baugh an elite player and one of the best backs in the country, so nobody in Oxford is being ambushed. And coaches build their own players up every Monday — that is the job, not the news.
Which worries you more on Saturday? Let us know in the comments.
Free Discord: https://discord.gg/KF3dtcQJhC
Locked On Ole Miss Hits — quick takes on the Rebels every weekday. Subscribe and hit the bell. Hotty Toddy.
#OleMiss #HottyToddy #Gators #SEC #CollegeFootball #OleMissRebels