CHAPTERS (from measured word counts): 00:00 LSU Had To Go Find Its Motivation 0:49 An Answer, Not A Taunt 2:12 Kalshi 2:39 Thirteen Catches, Two Thirty-Five DESCRIPTION: Deuce Alexander was asked on Tuesday how Ole Miss's receivers stack up against LSU's secondary. He answered it as a matchup question — and one word from the end of that answer reportedly went up on a wall inside LSU's football operations building. A caution this segment states on air: the wall is reported via a circulating photo, no outlet has named who took it, and no one at LSU has confirmed it on the record. What makes it worth a segment is what LSU did not use. Alexander also discussed Lane Kiffin's departure and said he never really understood what happened — and in the same session said Kiffin is "still my guy," there is "no bad blood," and "we all still cool." The Associated Press summed the week up with a headline: "Ole Miss players aren't making much — at least publicly — of Lane Kiffin's return with LSU." An LSU-side outlet ran only the conciliatory half. Segment two is the matchup the quote was actually about. Alexander leads Ole Miss with 13 catches for 235 yards and two touchdowns per the school's "First Look." Ole Miss throws for 314.5 yards a game, 22nd nationally per Hunt Palmer at LouisianaSports.net. LSU has the No. 1 total defense in America at 142.0 yards a game per the NCAA, and has allowed 124.0 passing yards a game computed off the two box scores. The honest counterweight: every program does the wall, he did say the word, and LSU's numbers came against Clemson and Louisiana Tech, who managed 145 and 140 total yards. Alexander's own Wednesday line: "Block all the outside noise and just keep the main thing the main thing." Has bulletin board material ever won anybody a football game? Comments. Locked On Ole Miss Hits — quick takes on the Rebels every weekday. Subscribe and hit the bell. Hotty Toddy. #OleMiss #HottyToddy #DeuceAlexander #LSUvsOleMiss #OleMissFootball #SECFootball #CollegeGameDay
CHAPTERS (from measured word counts):
00:00 LSU Had To Go Find Its Motivation
0:49 An Answer, Not A Taunt
2:12 Kalshi
2:39 Thirteen Catches, Two Thirty-Five
DESCRIPTION:
Deuce Alexander was asked on Tuesday how Ole Miss's receivers stack up against LSU's secondary. He answered it as a matchup question — and one word from the end of that answer reportedly went up on a wall inside LSU's football operations building.
A caution this segment states on air: the wall is reported via a circulating photo, no outlet has named who took it, and no one at LSU has confirmed it on the record.
What makes it worth a segment is what LSU did not use. Alexander also discussed Lane Kiffin's departure and said he never really understood what happened — and in the same session said Kiffin is "still my guy," there is "no bad blood," and "we all still cool." The Associated Press summed the week up with a headline: "Ole Miss players aren't making much — at least publicly — of Lane Kiffin's return with LSU." An LSU-side outlet ran only the conciliatory half.
Segment two is the matchup the quote was actually about. Alexander leads Ole Miss with 13 catches for 235 yards and two touchdowns per the school's "First Look." Ole Miss throws for 314.5 yards a game, 22nd nationally per Hunt Palmer at LouisianaSports.net. LSU has the No. 1 total defense in America at 142.0 yards a game per the NCAA, and has allowed 124.0 passing yards a game computed off the two box scores.
The honest counterweight: every program does the wall, he did say the word, and LSU's numbers came against Clemson and Louisiana Tech, who managed 145 and 140 total yards. Alexander's own Wednesday line: "Block all the outside noise and just keep the main thing the main thing."
Has bulletin board material ever won anybody a football game? Comments.
Locked On Ole Miss Hits — quick takes on the Rebels every weekday. Subscribe and hit the bell. Hotty Toddy.
#OleMiss #HottyToddy #DeuceAlexander #LSUvsOleMiss #OleMissFootball #SECFootball #CollegeGameDay