Rippy writes with Brian Scott Lippey.

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What's up?

Happy Friday.

I'm Brian Scott Rippey.

Thanks for tuning into another edition of the Rippie Rights podcast, an absolutely loaded Friday show for you.

We've got a legendary interview with Travis Johnson,

former Ole Miss defensive back, author of one of the more famous plays in Ole Miss history,

even though the game came in a loss, the 2003 pick six to open the game against LSU that

decided the West. Matt Mock's first pass. Still to this day, as the loudest I've

ever heard, Vaught Hemingway, I think probably most of you over the age of 25, maybe 30, I don't know,

I was right around, I'm 26 and I think I was like eight or nine for that game. But I think most

of you older guys that have been, and girls, sorry, older people that have

been around Ole Miss a while and maybe we're at that game, probably could agree that may be

the loudest even pre-renovation.

It was like someone shot someone out of a cannon for about 45 seconds there.

So I thought it was going to be mostly about that play and kind of how his career played out

after that. But then I discovered he played for Ed Orgeron for a about that play and kind of how his career played out after that.

But then I discovered he played for Ed Orgeron for a year.

I actually kind of knew that.

I just threw out a throwaway question about it.

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