Welcome into another edition of the Davis and Ignbenosa show, presented by the College Corner.

I'm Neil McCrady.

That is Ole Miss cornerback, Davison, Igbenosen, back in Mississippi after getting to go home for a couple of days.

During Ole Miss's by week, the rebels, of course, getting ready for number 10, Alabama, the tied lose in Baton Rouge, 32 to 31.

Ole Miss remains number 11 in the Associated Press poll after getting a weekend off.

We'll get to a lot of topics here with Davidson in a moment first.

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It was a good time. We got to go home and see the family. I actually caught my older brother's game.

They played versus Michigan. Yes, Michigan.

I know Michigan kind of had their way with the Michigan is one of those really highly ranked teams. What do you think of the of the Wolverines? They're a pretty good team. Like at first, I believe at halftime, it was only 1714. It just kind of got ugly in the second half. What was that like getting to see your brother? I know he's been playing a pretty big role for Rutgers this year. What was that like just to kind of watch him on the field at that level? I know you've done it before, but just getting a chance to see him playing a lot. It was definitely exciting. Like, I watched him last year, like, coming off the bench, but now he's a starter, so it was definitely exciting. Did you get a chance at all to watch LSU and Alabama in Baton Rouge Saturday night? Yeah, I saw that again. I've talked to some of your teammates. They've admitted it was kind of disappointing. Everybody was cheering for Alabama. You know, that way you can control your own destiny, that kind of thing. As you were watching that game, I'm sure you're watching it as a cornerback, knowing you're going to play these guys in seven days. You're also watching as a fan because it's completely out of your control, obviously.

Kind of take me through your thoughts, your emotions in that game.

I didn't think Alabama was going to lose, but you do have to think that like they're playing

in Death Valley.

In Death Valley, it's a tough place to place.

So you see how that like works out.

And then LSU sent a lot of pressure, got Bryce Young out of his out the pocket.

So they deserved to win that football game.

Yeah, you're right.

Tiger Stadium, Death Valley.

It's a tough place to play.

You guys saw that firsthand, not too terribly long ago.

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