the next game I'm going to play. This is a three 30 window kickoff. The Luganville special.

It's an ESPN two matchup number 20 Ole Miss minus seven at Jolman number 24 to lane. Why no?

If you're betting a road favorite, lay in north of seven. I am not.

The updated line on Fandall is seven and a half. Do not do it. You roading last week. You got

cocky. They stole your horse. They stole your gun. Mike, I'm correct. I'm old bag. I'm course

correcting. Now, now you tell me if it's an overreaction, but now you're betting on the spread

master, Willie Fritz. 80% of the bets on Ole Miss at iconic Jolman stadium. Seven and a half

you're telling me. Did you see any of the game? And I paid attention because I bet it. But did you

see any of the game they played last week against South Alabama? No, I told you I wanted nothing to

do with it. I was worried for your health betting. So like a maniac. Here I am watching. Pratt,

people think he's an NFL quarterback. He came back four touchdowns in the opener. Play great.

One in completion. They have the better quarterback. Maybe the answer is as simple as I,

maybe South Alabama is good. They're just not too lane good. Maybe too lane's still good. So

I'll play the green wave. I give you credit because no one's going to be on them. But north

of seven home, Jolman, the food trucks outside of Gate B. How do you argue with it? Am I over

reacting the other way? Because I was wrong week one. But maybe, maybe you identify why you were wrong.

Yeah. And listen, everyone, if you've listened to pod, you know, I think Ole Miss and the lane

trainer are going to have a really nice year. I think they're a player in the West. I feel a

little bit vindicated because look, as much as everybody wanted to kiss LSU's ass, they got run

off the field against FSU. I don't believe in Bama, but it doesn't mean you go on a road and blow

everybody out. So to lane, maybe they've earned some respect here. I am not touching this game. But

at taking a home dog north of seven and to lane might be better than we realize, Michael Pratt,

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