Welcome to Andy and Ari on three presented by Wendy's and those saucy nugs.

We got a saucy guest for you today.

Ole Miss quarterback Jackson Dart, Ari, this guy's living a dream.

I'm wearing salmon today, just because it kind of felt like a pastel type color that would have like that

Lane Kiffin Jackson Dart vibe, you know, that like SoCal Cool or on a boat somewhere in

the Bahamas. It was really cool to have him on and at a really great time too, Andy, because Ole Miss,

I think is is prime to do something here pretty special. So it was really great to hear from him and, you know,

glad that he spared some time for us.

Well, and the Ole Miss availability report came out last night

and a very interesting piece of information on it.

Trey Harris, their leading receiver,

is probable for this week's game at Florida.

And they've been without Trey Harris for about three and a half games.

Now, Lane Kiffin kind of teased this on Monday in his press conference and said,

basically, there's a real good chance that Trey Harris can be able to play.

And I think, though, that they've actually kind of figured out a lot of what their offense could and should be without him.

And now they get him back and we kind of get to see what that looks like, too.

Yeah, it's like there was this notion that Ole Miss unlocked its offense because I figured out how to play without Trey Harris.

Now you put him back in and you have that threat while also having confidence in some of your other guys. And guys who stepped up, Andy, like, while he was out, Ole Miss's receivers were producing and getting open. We saw it firsthand in Mississippi. So I'm super excited to see what, what Ole Miss can do this week. And if you've been listening to the show, you know that if I'm taking any long shot odds right now

on any SEC team,

like Ole Miss is the most attractive bet to me.

Well, it's interesting because them for the national title,

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