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855 242-7285 855 855 242-7285 previews a couple of SECs to me we've talked about

multiple teams in multiple ways one of the teams we were a little cut off on in our last hour was Ole Miss.

And we talked earlier in the show to Jimmy Petrazi of the Daily Mississippi.

And he gave us his thoughts on kind of where the roster is, what the team is looking like, what it may be.

Now, there are going to be certain people that are just not on board with Pete Golding.

Think that it's too big of a difference between what Lane Kiff and was and he's not going to be able to get it done. It's fine, your opinion, whatever. I think Pete Golding has been ready for this spot, is ready for this spot and already proved that he's going to be up to the challenge. It doesn't mean it'll be exactly what Lane was because as we stated, the schedule looks more difficult this year. But I want to focus in, dial in on that week three matchup with the LSU coming to town because we've already heard game day going to be

there. We've seen folks say that Decatur Alabama is the closest place you can get a hotel that

weekend, which my in-law is Rick and Meg Petty from Decatur.

I'll tell you it's a beautiful place to visit.

If you have to stay there to go to that game, you won't be disappointed.

Trinidad Chamble to Brett Martell of the AP discussing some of the negativity of

when Lane Kiffin departed.

And just that that's a game that they're most looking forward to.

And to be talking about that already,

you think about emotionally what that's going to go into it.

What's going to go into it for both these teams?

Now, I think there may be a little bit of an advantage from the LSU standpoint there,

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