Hello, friends, Ben Garrett here of Rebel Grove. This is Brad Logan, a contributor for Rebel Grove.

After Ole Miss beats Arkansas to move to 3 and 0 in the year, 2 and 0 in the SEC with a thrilling 41 to 35 win over Arkansas.

What a game it was, Brad.

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If you haven't already, subscribe to Rebel Grove for just $1,000, Rebelgrove.com, home to Ole Miss's site on All-3. I work there. Brad will be there as well. First and foremost, Brad, as we get this thing kind of started, tell me about it, man. Tell me what your initial impressions are after Ole Miss comes out on top with its third win of the year.

Yeah, I think a lot of people, when they saw everything happen, I think everyone expected the game to kind of settle down in the second half, at least from a defensive standpoint.

You know, we had not seen Ole Miss Gash like that, at least from a Pete Golding type of defense in quite some time. But at the end of the game, man, I think everyone's scoreboard watching. And everyone out there watching. Doing that math of like, wait a second, looking like 42, 41? Yeah. Everyone's kind of looking at that. But, you know, we asked Lane Kippen a lot about Trinidad Chamblis. But I'll ask him this either tomorrow, the media call, or Monday. I didn't want to ask today, but I'm going to ask him, how does this team resemble some teams in the past? And one thing that he made Spencer of a lot is that 23 team, when the team went 4-0 in one-score games. They're 2-0 this year. Last year, they were 0-3. It was the difference between a playoff appearance and going to the Gator Bowl. Yeah, it's beginning to become a trend under Lane Kippen. And so a lot of things stand out. And I know all of you are a lot of everybody's chatting and everybody's want to talk about Trendinidad Chamblis. But I think a lot of what's happening today is the decision to go with Trinidad Chambers instead of Austin Simmons. Lane was very direct with Michael Katz when he said, he was not, basically I'm quote air quoting here. He was on the availability report because he was available and he played.

I mean, you heard the same thing I did.

So I thought it was an incredible game by Trinidad Chambers. I mean, Ben, you said in the first quarter, first of all, congratulations. First of all, you said he was going to play. Yeah, I said he was going to say. I report on Rebel Grove. You did. and he was going to start, the likely starter for Ole Miss.

All this week, he took the lion's share of the first team.

Right.

So he was going to start, the likely starter for Ole Miss. All this week, he took the lion's share of the first team rights. He was the starting quarterback in practices. And actually, and this was first reported by my buddy Chase Parm over at Rebels 247, he was in a boot was Austin Simmons, the first two days of practices. He didn't get out of that as we reported on Rebel Grove, and start practicing until Thursday. And even when he came back, he was backing up

Trinidad Shambles. And you saw him come in and lead that scoring, that scoring drive, which, man,

give Austin Simmons all the credit in the world. No doubt. Competes his absolute tail off.

Competes his tail off comes in. He's obviously bombed as far as being limp.

He's limping really badly on that ankle,

especially after the run that he kind of audited to

to get almost down into the goal line area

and then throws a four-yard touchdown

and throw to a wide-opens Harrison Wallace.

Just the fact that he got out there and played

is a testament to that kid.

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