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What is up? It is part two of the Rippy Rights podcast with Weldon Rodenberg, powered by Twisted

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One of the few guys in the back end who has like the size and length that you expect out of deep out of defensive players in the

SEC um he looks the part he had a really good pass breakup on a guy that kind of beat him by a

half step but that's what length does is you can lose by a half step and still make the play

i thought he played really well i thought he played a lot of snaps.

I thought Deontre Prince looked good out there. You know exactly what he is. He's like a,

I wouldn't say lockdown, but he's pretty close to it compared to what Ole Miss has had in the past. He's just incredibly solid knows exactly what he's doing. He can absolutely make a play on

the ball if he needs to. I thought the corners were fine. They were definitely playing very off coverage,

letting it come in front of them and making plays like you've seen from, you know,

defenses in the past. For me, it was the safety spot that I was a little concerned about,

especially when they were, you know, Mercer was throwing some of these kind of tunnel screens and outside, you know, bubbles where, you know,

the corners are doing their job and leaking the ball on the inside and you would expect a guy to

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