The Washington commanders defeat the Eagles in Philly last night, the search for a new

head football coach at Auburn starting to heat up, and Big Game Boomer joins us, and

we list our five biggest upsets so far in college football this season.

Check it out on more of Cranica.

With all the lane-kiffin to Auburn talk recently, many people have been asking and debating

if Auburn is a better job than Ole Miss or vice versa.

Now obviously if you're a fan of either school, the majority of those will say that their

school is better and that's understandable.

But if you look at the factors, unbiased, that determines which job is better, the answer's

pretty clear when the numbers come in.

Now before we dive into this, I want to say that both are great jobs.

Ole Miss is a fantastic job, and just because one job is better than the other doesn't

mean the runner-up is a quote-unquote bad job after all.

Two things can be true at once, but here are some numbers for you to chew on.

Since the formulation of divisions in the SEC, that was in 1992, Auburn has won three

SEC championships outright while appearing in the SEC championship game six different times.

Ole Miss has never won the West one time.

Their last SEC championship game came in 1963.

In that same span of time, Auburn is won a national championship and appeared in another.

Ole Miss has never finished number one in the AP, and their only NCAA recognized national

championship was shared with Minnesota in 1960.

So when it comes down to winning rings and those opportunities, the numbers are pretty

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