Matt Mascona joins us to discuss LSU's loss to Alabama and their future under Brian Kelly.

Ole Miss looks to handle prosperity after finally getting it with a big win over Georgia.

And we break down our top 12 college football playoff rankings heading into this week.

Check it out and more on the Tuesday edition.

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Ole Miss finally caught the big one. Kiffin captured his great white buffalo,

and Rebel fans should be as excited as ever. But the truth is the hardest part for Ole Miss is still ahead.

And I'm not just talking about the postseason. Now that they have prosperity, can they handle it? What does the dog do

when he actually catches the car? Even when David slayed Goliath, they still had to run the village.

And Ole Miss should probably change their pronouns to stay focused for these next three weeks.

You can't slip up in these last two games. You're going into a bye week,

and you're in the college football playoff with a chance to host if you're clean. You've got a

better team than Florida and Mississippi State. Nobody's going to argue that. But if you think you can

just roll your helmet out there and win, you will be let down. Go watch the film of the Kentucky game.

Now, in a postseason tournament format,

it's not just if you get hot, but it's when you get hot that matters the most. And the revs are hotter than a Victoria's secret show on the sun right now. But it all can fall apart if you

don't attack this byweek right and don't attack the next two games like your

playoff life depends on it. Because in reality, it does. So congrats to Ole Miss. That was a hell

of a win. I'm happy for your fan base. But it's what you do next that will ultimately define you.

David Cohn, former Michigan quarterback, my brother, former Western State, Colorado wide receiver.

David, when you look at this Ole Miss team and the way they're playing right now,

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