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Louisville (2)
28-27dez
mia
Ole Miss (3)
38-21tk
31-17buck
34-24avery
Ole Miss, 38-21, and it is not that close after halftime. Write it down. Trinidad Chambliss opens his season with a statement and Louisville goes home wondering what happened.
TK I am with you on the winner but pump the brakes on 38. Games are won up front, and I want to see how Louisville's line holds up before I run the score up on paper.
Everybody on this panel just handed Ole Miss the ticket at minus-6.5 and called it a day. That is the tell right there. Neutral site, Week 1, Louisville has Brady Allen back there with Dacari Collins and a full offseason to build something.
Dez, thank you, finally some company over here. Nobody told Louisville they are supposed to lose this game, and Nashville is not exactly a hostile environment for the Cardinals.
Mia, I appreciate the energy, but the efficiency gap between these programs is not a feeling. Ole Miss has the talent and the scheme to expose Louisville's secondary, and Chambliss gives them a real weapon at quarterback this year.
Avery, I do not know what an efficiency gap looks like on film, but I know Ole Miss has more horses up front and that is usually the end of the conversation.
Buck, you and your trenches, every single week. Louisville's Keyjuan Brown is a load at running back and if they can establish him early, this game stays close into the fourth.
Dez, you are paying discount prices for a Louisville team that has not proven anything yet this year. Ole Miss is the real deal and Deuce Alexander alone is going to give their corners nightmares.
I am taking Louisville plus the points and I am not ashamed of it. Shaun Boykins Jr. is a name people will know by the end of this game, mark it.
The total is 55.5 and I think we get there. Both of these offenses can score, so the over is the conversation I would be having if I were talking spreads and totals. Ole Miss wins, but this is not a shutout.
Pull up the tape on Louisville's defense from last season and tell me they stop Ole Miss twice in the fourth quarter. I am not seeing it.
Fair enough, Buck, but you and TK and Avery are all on the same side of this thing, and that is almost never where I want to be. Louisville 28, Ole Miss 27. Fade the noise.
