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Lucas Carneiro Is Ninth All-Time at Ole Miss and Nobody Said It

Episode Summary

Lucas Carneiro moved into the Ole Miss career top ten on Saturday and not one person mentioned it. From the postgame notes at Vanderbilt: 7-for-7 on extra points, giving him 78 for his Ole Miss career -- inside the all-time top ten and sitting ninth in school history. Then a 42-yarder in the fourth quarter, which makes a field goal in 10 straight games. What that buys Pete Golding: the 40-yard line is a scoring position instead of a punting decision. Ole Miss has scored on all 20 red-zone trips this season and is one of 11 teams in the country at 100 percent. The quiet half of that number is a kicker nobody thinks about. Segment two is the second half in Nashville. Ole Miss led 42-3 at the break and won 52-17, which means the second half was Vanderbilt 14, Ole Miss 10 -- and nothing at all in the third quarter. Against a Missouri team that gets better as the game goes along, a quarter of nothing is how you lose a close one. The honest counterweight: career extra-point totals are longevity, not greatness, and you cannot read much into garbage-time snaps from backups. Is Carneiro the most underrated Rebel? Comments. Locked On Ole Miss Hits -- quick takes on the Rebels every weekday. Subscribe and hit the bell. Hotty Toddy. #OleMiss #HottyToddy #RebelNation #SEC #CollegeFootball

Episode Notes

Lucas Carneiro moved into the Ole Miss career top ten on Saturday and not one person mentioned it.

From the postgame notes at Vanderbilt: 7-for-7 on extra points, giving him 78 for his Ole Miss career -- inside the all-time top ten and sitting ninth in school history. Then a 42-yarder in the fourth quarter, which makes a field goal in 10 straight games.

What that buys Pete Golding: the 40-yard line is a scoring position instead of a punting decision. Ole Miss has scored on all 20 red-zone trips this season and is one of 11 teams in the country at 100 percent. The quiet half of that number is a kicker nobody thinks about.

Segment two is the second half in Nashville. Ole Miss led 42-3 at the break and won 52-17, which means the second half was Vanderbilt 14, Ole Miss 10 -- and nothing at all in the third quarter. Against a Missouri team that gets better as the game goes along, a quarter of nothing is how you lose a close one.

The honest counterweight: career extra-point totals are longevity, not greatness, and you cannot read much into garbage-time snaps from backups.

Is Carneiro the most underrated Rebel? Comments.

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

#OleMiss #HottyToddy #RebelNation #SEC #CollegeFootball