Week 4 Carolina vs. Ole Miss

Carolina vs. Ole Miss

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Hello again friends!

This week we're talking Ole Miss & South Carolina.

All of America wants to know.......

IS OLE MISS FOR REAL?

Well if you are asking me, I don't think so.

I'd have to see Ole Miss beat a good team.

If they can go into the poulty farm in Columbia, SC and get a win from the evil genius, I will believe.

You have to be a fan of the SEC to appreciate the type of game these two played.

For the most part, it was a defensive game for 3 1/2 quarters.

Like most games, both teams came out like prize fighters trading blows.

Ole Miss seemed to get the first good punch in by forcing a turnover.

Ole Miss moved the ball down the field but the chickens defense bowed up and forced them into a field goal, the only Ole Miss points for the first half.

Jeven Snead, "all world QB", had the people of Oxford having visions of Ole Miss legends Archie & Eli Manning, thinking that he was going to lead them to an SEC West title.

Well Folks!

So far Snead is not living up to the hype.

He was 4 for 10 for 41 yards in the first half.

PITIFUL!

Now let's talk about SC.

Steven Garcia has shown lots of inprovement from last year, throwing for 220yds and 1 TD in the 3rd quarter by throwing a little dump pass to the FB Demarco.

He has learned to be patient and look for his recievers instead of automatically pulling the ball down and running with it.

My only problem with Garcia is that he seems to want to zero in on the big reciever Gurley instead of looking for his other recievers like Mo Brown & his big TE Saunders.

In the first half, Carolina drove the ball 3 times into the Red Zone but could only come away with 3 field goals.

All people know that if you get in the Red Zone, atleast 1/2 the time you will be able to score a touch down.

But if you constantly commit stupid penalties while in the Red Zone, regardless of who you are, you are going to have to settle for field goals.

Carolina's defense (especially Norwood & Matthews) pressured Snead all night. Norwood, who had 2 sacks, set the all time sack record @ Carolina.

If you ask me, Ole Miss' critical error this game was their biggest player in the game turned out to be the one they used the least.

McCluster, a little water bug, gashed SC's defense in the 4th quarter.

Now why the Right Reverand, Houston Nutt, didn't use the boy more is beyond me because it was obvious that Snead was not getting the job done with the pass.

By running the ball, Ole Miss actually made the game look closer than it really was.

Final Score 16-10.

In closing, Ole Miss is nothing more than a pretender, not a contender.

In my opinion, they are not even a Top 25 team.

South Carolina on the other hand is a Top 25 team.

Granted only 4th in the SEC East, but then things can change.

So for now, I will bid you a goodnight.

Make sure to check back after Saturday for my breakdown of Alabama vs. Arkansas.

Roll Tide!