Trinidad Takes Over, Kiffin’s Humble Pie, Super Kamario, and McShay After Dark
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It's the week three Saturday night reaction show. It won't be all Oxford, Mississippi, but you better believe it's gonna start there. Mensch, Ole Miss is better positioned today than it was when Lane Kiffin left. Yes. Trinidad Chambliss is at minimum QB three in the twenty twenty-seven NFL draft class. No. Sam Levit improved his draft Sam Levit improved his draft stock even though LSU lost. Єс Lane Kiffin lo Lane Kiffen lost more than one football game in Oxford tonight. Oh No. The greener pasture came back to Oxford. Ole Miss shut the gate. Two hundred and twenty-one days until the NFL draft. Mensch, you good? I'm good, man. Roll that thing, Tuck.
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What happened in the Ole Miss vs. LSU game and why does it matter?
Against AM. Louisville, upsetting number 16, SMU. Clemson. Are they back?
No
Belichick goes down. Bama no stands off Florida State, Mississippi State. Do they have a future QB one? USC, what's going on? They look great. They look horrible. I don't know. You Utah do we under it? We've got so much to get to here. There's a lot going on. But what just happened in Oxford is historic. Okay. The final is the final. It's 32 Ole Miss, 24 LSU. It came down to the final drive. It didn't look like it was going to for a while, right? It looked like it could go like it looked like they were gonna run away from it. And there's so like I said, a lot of different angles I want to take. But let's start with this. I'm gonna throw this question at you. And and real like the story isn't the isn't the thirty-two twenty-four.
The story is who Ole Miss became. and has become and what we saw tonight without Lane. Yeah. That was the story to me. Because it was watching two young men specifically, Intrinidad Chambliss and Kewan Lacey. And every time they would do something, they'd pan over to Lane. And then they come back to these two possessed young men, right? I'm gonna start with this question: did Lane Kiffen underestimate what he left behind?
Ooh. No, I see here's what I'm gonna say. I mean, we're that that's a much larger big picture question. And I think if you're looking big picture, the LSU is built to win in the long term. I think that. And I also do think that for all of his flaws, I do think that Lane has a ton of respect for a Trinidad Chambless. I mean, did you see
Did Trinidad Chambliss’s performance make him a future QB 1 in the NFL draft?
When uh like I think it was towards the end of the first half where the clock was running down down and they were like call timeout and all of sudden Lane comes down and calls timeout. And he looks over Trinidad Chambless, or at least I think he is, and gave the thumbs up and kind of was like, Yeah, kid, I saw the same thing that you did, and that's why I called timeout, because I know you were about to torch me. And then he torched him anyways, by the way. So I don't know if he really underestimated. I knew that I think he thought he had talent at Ole Miss. But we all, you know, I I stand by what I said then. I feel the same way now. Olmus is built Oh I mean, uh, LSU is different than Ole Miss. It's built for to win championships uh in a different kind of way.
When this is I will I would kind of want to answer your question with a question. Do you think when Trinidad Chamberless leaves Ole Miss that they'll still be competing with the LSUs and still be competing at this level in the SEC? No. No.
I'm not saying that they won't like uh It won't look like tonight consistently.
No.
I I I I don't believe that. But You got some tough questions, man. I good. I wanna go I wanna go back to to four twenty nine in the first quarter.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:06–2:20
2
What happened in the Ole Miss vs. LSU game and why does it matter?
2:20–4:25
3
Did Trinidad Chambliss’s performance make him a future QB 1 in the NFL draft?
4:25–6:05
4
What are the key takeaways from Sam Levit’s showing against LSU?
6:05–7:57
5
What is the Saturday Exchange and why is it a new staple for the show?
7:57–8:30
6
Should LaNorris Sellers return to college football next season?
8:30–9:45
7
Can Kentucky pull off more upsets against ranked opponents this year?
9:45–11:10
8
Why is Camario Taylor being touted as the potential #1 overall pick in 2028?
11:10–53:20
Speakers
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