Ole Miss has interest in Memphis transfer portal offensive lineman Davion Carter

Memphis IOL Davion Carter to enter portalOle Miss is interested in Memphis interior offensive lineman Davion Carter sources told Inside the Rebels on Tuesday.

The 6-2, 290-pounder started 25 games during his career at Memphis, including all 12 games during the 2023 season. He only allowed one sack and seven quarterback hurries the entire year.

Carter can play both guard and center. He played center for the Tigers until last season when he moved to right guard. He enters the portal with one year of eligibility remaining.

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UCF fits the mold of a Big 12 team, according to Chris Beard

On Sunday, the Ole Miss men’s basketball team will once again put its unbeaten record on the line on the road at UCF.

Chris Beard is no stranger to the Big 12 Conference, considered by many to be one of the premier college basketball conferences in the land. Beard coached in the conference in two different stints and for two different institutions, spanning a total of 17 years.Just a couple months after Beard left the conference, the UCF Knights entered the fray. The Knights are up next on Ole Miss’ docket come Sunday, their second true road matchup of the 2023-24 season. Beard knows a Big 12 Conference team when he sees one.

“It starts with Coach (Johnny Dawkins),” Beard said of UCF. “He’s been doing this for a long time and built programs. It doesn’t take long to see that they’re well coached. In terms of personnel, it’s a Big 12 team with size, great guard play and their scoring comes in a variety of ways. To me, having been in the Big 12, I know what that means. Like the SEC, it’s one of the best leagues in the country… It’s an opportunity week.”

With a current NET rating of 68, the Knights enter Sunday’s matchup with a 6-2 record with losses to then No. 13 Miami and Stetson to close out the month of November. Like Ole Miss, UCF can make things hard defensively. The Knights force almost 17 turnovers per contest and have blocked almost six shots and have held their first eight opponents to under 40 percent from the floor on average. Offensively, UCF has scored at least 72 points in all eight games, scoring just shy of 80 per hame and shooting 44% from the floor. A +6 margin on the glass has helped their cause as well. Thus far, they’ve been paced by some elite guard play between Darius Johnson and Jaylin Sellers. The latter has led the Big 12 in scoring since Nov. 27, currently averaging 20.6 points per game (49% FG) and five boards on average as well.

Ole Miss is off to an 8-0 start for just the fourth time in program history, the best start overall since the 2007-08 season that started 13-0. After South Carolina fell on the road at Clemson, the Rebels are the SEC’s only remaining unbeaten team. After Allen Flanigan carried a massive offensive load through the first six games of the season, Jaylen Murray and Matthew Murrell have both thrived in the backcourt against both Memphis and most recently Mount St. Mary’s, combining for at least 40 points in both games.

This matchup is the backend of a home-and-home series, with UCF taking last year’s matchup 72-61 in Oxford on the back of a whopping 21-0 run to start the game.

Tipoff for Ole Miss’ UCF matchup on Sunday is set for 3 p.m. CT and can be seen on BIG12N/ESPN+ or listened to on the Ole Miss Radio Network. Inside the Rebels will be available provide coverage, notes, facts, observations and more.

Jaden Nickens Interview 12-9-23

Cleveland Browns Week 14 Rooting Guide

Looking at this week 14 NFL games to see what the optimal outcomes are for the Cleveland Browns.

I will be releasing a weekly rooting guide looking at the best outcome of each game for the Cleveland Browns. While a large focus will be on who wins the game and how it impacts the team’s chances of making the playoffs we will also be looking at other factors too.If the Browns own draft picks from another team then it is in their favor for that team to struggle and result in them picking higher. The final three weeks of the season can really swing the playoff race, some teams will have given up on the season and giving more time to fringe players.

To give you an idea of who is favored in each matchup I will add the current betting line at the time of writing.

AFC PLAYOFF RACE

If the season ended today (Conference Record)

Playoffs

Dolphins 9-3 (6-2)

Ravens 9-3 (6-3)

Chiefs 8-4 (6-1)

Jaguars 8-4 (6-3)

Browns 7-5 (5-3)

Colts 7-5 (5-3)

Texans 7-5 (4-3)

Eliminated

Steelers 7-6 (5-4)

Broncos 6-6 (3-5)

Bengals 6-6 (2-6)

Bills 6-6 (3-5)

Chargers 5-7 (3-4)

Raiders 5-7 (3-5)

Jets 4-8 (2-6)

Titans 4-8 (2-6)

Patriots 3-10 (3-5)

NFL TIEBREAKER PROCEDURE

From NFL.com:

The following procedures will be used to break standings ties for postseason playoffs and to determine regular-season schedules.

NOTE: Tie games count as one-half win and one-half loss for both clubs.

To Break A Tie Within A Division
If, at the end of the regular season, two or more clubs in the same division finish with identical won-lost-tied percentages, the following steps will be taken until a champion is determined.

Two Clubs
Head-to-head (best won-lost-tied percentage in games between the clubs).
Best won-lost-tied percentage in games played within the division.
Best won-lost-tied percentage in common games.
Best won-lost-tied percentage in games played within the conference.
Strength of victory in all games.
Strength of schedule in all games
Best combined ranking among conference teams in points scored and points allowed in all games.
Best combined ranking among all teams in points scored and points allowed in all games.
Best net points in common games.
Best net points in all games.
Best net touchdowns in all games.
Coin toss

Three or More Clubs
(Note: If two clubs remain tied after one-or-more clubs are eliminated during any step, tiebreaker restarts at Step 1 of two-club format. If three clubs remain tied after a fourth club is eliminated during any step, tiebreaker restarts at Step 1 of three-club format.)

Head-to-head (best won-lost-tied percentage in games among the clubs).
Best won-lost-tied percentage in games played within the division.
Best won-lost-tied percentage in common games.
Best won-lost-tied percentage in games played within the conference.
Strength of victory in all games.
Strength of schedule in all games.
Best combined ranking among conference teams in points scored and points allowed in all games.
Best combined ranking among all teams in points scored and points allowed in all games.
Best net points in common games.
Best net points in all games.
Best net touchdowns in all games.
Coin toss

To Break A Tie For The Wild-Card Team
If it is necessary to break ties to determine the three Wild-Card clubs from each conference, the following steps will be taken.
If the tied clubs are from the same division, apply division tiebreaker.
If the tied clubs are from different divisions, apply the following steps.

Two Clubs
Head-to-head, if applicable.
Best won-lost-tied percentage in games played within the conference.
Best won-lost-tied percentage in common games, minimum of four.
Strength of victory in all games.
Strength of schedule in all games.
Best combined ranking among conference teams in points scored and points allowed in all games.
Best combined ranking among all teams in points scored and points allowed in all games.
Best net points in conference games.
Best net points in all games.
Best net touchdowns in all games.
Coin toss.
Three or More Clubs
(Note: If two clubs remain tied after one-or-more clubs are eliminated during any step, tiebreaker restarts at Step 1 of two-club format. If three clubs remain tied after a fourth club is eliminated during any step, tiebreaker restarts at Step 2 of three-club format.)

Apply division tiebreaker to eliminate all but the highest ranked club in each division prior to proceeding to step 2. The original seeding within a division upon application of the division tiebreaker remains the same for all subsequent applications of the procedure that are necessary to identify the two Wild-Card participants.
Head-to-head sweep. (Applicable only if one club has defeated each of the others or if one club has lost to each of the others.)
Best won-lost-tied percentage in games played within the conference.
Best won-lost-tied percentage in common games, minimum of four.
Strength of victory in all games.
Strength of schedule in all games.
Best combined ranking among conference teams in points scored and points allowed in all games.
Best combined ranking among all teams in points scored and points allowed in all games.
Best net points in conference games.
Best net points in all games.
Best net touchdowns in all games.
Coin toss
When the first Wild Card team has been identified, the procedure is repeated to name the second and third Wild Card (i.e., eliminate all but the highest-ranked club in each division prior to proceeding to Step 2). In situations in which three teams from the same division are involved in the procedure, the original seeding of the teams remains the same for subsequent applications of the tiebreaker if the top-ranked team in that division qualifies for a Wild Card berth.

Other Tie-Breaking Procedures
Only one club advances to the playoffs in any tie-breaking step. Remaining tied clubs revert to the first step of the applicable division or Wild Card tie-breakers. As an example, if two clubs remain tied in any tie-breaker step after all other clubs have been eliminated, the procedure reverts to Step 1 of the two-club format to determine the winner. When one club wins the tiebreaker, all other clubs revert to Step 1 of the applicable two-club or three-club format.
In comparing records against common opponents among tied teams, the best won-lost-tied percentage is the deciding factor, since teams may have played an unequal number of games.
To determine home-field priority among division winners, apply Wild Card tiebreakers.
To determine home-field priority for Wild Card qualifiers, apply division tiebreakers (if teams are from the same division) or Wild Card tiebreakers (if teams are from different divisions).
To determine the best combined ranking among conference team’s in points scored and points allowed, add a team’s position in the two categories, and the lowest score wins. For example, if Team A is first in points scored and second in points allowed, its combined ranking is “3.” If Team B is third in points scored and first in points allowed, its combined ranking is “4.” Team A then wins the tiebreaker. If two teams are tied for a position, both teams are awarded the ranking as if they held it solely. For example, if Team A and Team B are tied for first in points scored, each team is assigned a ranking of “1” in that category, and if Team C is third, its ranking will still be “3.”
Tie-Breaking Procedure For Selection Meeting
1. Clubs not participating in the playoffs shall select in the first through 18th positions in reverse-standings order.

2. Clubs participating in the playoffs shall select according to the following procedures:

(A) The losers of the Wild Card games shall select in the 19th through 24th positions based on won-loss-tied percentagein reverse-standings order.

(B) The losers of the Divisional playoff games shall select in the 25th through 28th positions based on won-loss-tied percentage in reverse-standings order.

(C) The losers of the Conference Championship Games shall select 29th and 30th based on won-loss-tied percentage in reverse-standings order.

(D) The winner of the Super Bowl game shall select last and the Super Bowl loser will select next-to-last.

3. If ties exist in any grouping, such ties shall be broken by figuring the aggregate won-lost-tied percentage of each involved club’s regular-season opponents and awarding preferential selection order to the club that faced the schedule of teams with the lowest aggregate won-lost-tied percentage.

4. If ties still exist, apply the Divisional, Conference or Interconference tie-breaking methods, whichever is applicable.

(A) For Divisional or Conference ties, use the procedures on the previous page.

(B) For Interconference ties, use the following procedures:

(i) Ties involving TWO teams from different conferences will be broken by (a) head-to-head meeting; (b) best won-losttied percentage in common games, minimum of four, (c) strength of victory in all games, (d) best combined ranking among all teams in points scored and points allowed in all games, (e) best net points in all games, (f) best net touchdowns in all games, and finally (g) coin toss.

(ii) Ties involving THREE-OR-MORE clubs from different conferences will be broken by applying (a) divisional tiebreakers to determine the lowest-ranked team in a division, (b) conference tiebreakers to determine the lowest-ranked team within a conference, and (c) interconference tiesbreakers to determine the lowestranked team in the league. The process will be repeated until the draft order has been established.

After the selection order for the first round of the draft has been determined, clubs originally involved in two-club ties will alternate positions from round to round. In the cases of ties that originally involved three-or-more clubs, the club at the top of a tied segment in a given round will move to the bottom of the segment for the next round, while all other clubs in the segment move up one place. This rotation will continue throughout the draft.

To set the scene for where the betting market feels the AFC race is going, here are the current rankings for odds to make the playoffs, last week’s odds are in brackets:

T1st Chiefs -20000 (-20000)

T1st Ravens -20000 (-20000)

T1st Dolphins -20000 (-20000)

4th Jaguars -2500 (-15000)

5th Texans -370 (-110)

6th Browns -210 (-175)

7th Colts -200 (+110)

8th Steelers +180 (-240)

9th Broncos +330 (+130)

10th Bills +390 (+360)

11th Bengals +625 (+1600)

12th Chargers +725 (+725)

13th Raiders +1800 (+1800)

No Longer have odds:

Jets N/A (+1700)

Titans N/A (+1800)

Patriots N/A (N/A)

SUMERSPORTS – PLAYOFF PROBABILITY

This is an analytical look at the playoff race and what happens with each win and loss per SumerSports. They have loads of advanced analytics tools for teams and players.

(Photo: SumerSports)

2024 DRAFT PICKS

Here are the Cleveland Browns 2024 draft picks:

2nd Rounder

3rd Rounder

5th Rounder or Panthers (unconfirmed in Za’Darius Smith trade)

5th Round – Cardinals (Josh Dobbs)

6th Rounder or Texans (unconfirmed in Deion Jones trade)

6th Rounder – Ravens (Andrew Vorhees)

7th Rounde

AFC NORTH SCHEDULE

Here is a look at the remaining schedule for the division:

Browns:
14 – Jaguars
15 – Bears
16 – @Texans
17 – Jets
18 – @Bengals

Bengals:
14 – Colts
15 – Vikings
16 – @Steelers
17 – @Chiefs
18 – Browns

Ravens:
14 – Rams
15 – @Jaguars
16 – @49ers
17 – Dolphins
18 – Steelers

Steelers:
14 – Patriots
15 – @Colts
16 – Bengals
17 – @Seahawks
18 – @Ravens

1PM ET – PANTHERS (1-11) @ SAINTS (5-7)

NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA – NOVEMBER 07: Taysom Hill #7 and Trevor Siemian #15 of the New Orleans Saints talk during warm ups before the game against the Atlanta Falcons at Caesars Superdome on November 07, 2021 in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Photo: Jared C. Tilton, Getty)

Betting Line – Saints 5.5 point favorites

I am fully committed to not seeing an AFC team pick in the top two, the top three would be nice so whichever NFC teams sucks the most, cheer against them.

Go Saints!

1PM ET – LIONS (9-3) @ BEARS (4-8)

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Betting Line – Lions 3.0 point favorites

Firstly this is crazy that it is only a three point spread, one of the best teams in the NFC verses a car crash in Chicago. We want a Lions win here to destroy the moral in Chicago dressing room and have their minds on a high draft pick come the Cleveland Browns game in a few weeks. Currently they are only two wins off of the Packers.

Go Lions!

1PM ET – TEXANS (7-5) @ JETS (4-8)

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Betting Line – Texans 6.5 point favorites

If you are reading this article and throw a ball 40 yards have you considered joining the Jets and playing quarterback because even their own players don’t want to do it. An upset would be massive for the Cleveland Browns here as it helps separate the teams in the wildcard race.

Go Jets!

1PM ET – COLTS (7-5) @ BENGALS (6-6)

Jake Browning (Photo: USA TODAY Sports)

Betting Line – Colts 1.0 point favorites

The Colts are a 7 win team against a Bengals 6 wins so for me it is an easy choice or rooting for the team with the least wins. Then if the Browns win they are one win ahead of both teams. While some people might fear the Bengals being motivated going into the end of the season that doesn’t bother me but Chiefs should end their season week 17 before we see them.

Go Bengals!

1PM ET – RAMS (6-6) @ RAVENS (9-3)

(Photo: © Albert Cesare/The Enquirer, USA TODAY Sports)

Betting Line – Ravens 7.0 point favorites

Being two wins behind in the division is a tough mountain to climb in the final five games but if this NFL season has taught us anything, never say never. They have Dolphins and 49ers remaining on their schedule too so if they lose this they could easily be limited to 10 wins on the season. A Rams upset is something I don’t see coming but if it does then everything is on the table.

Go Rams!

1PM ET – BUCCANEERS (5-7) @ FALCONS (6-6)

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Betting Line – Falcons 2.5 point favorites

Mike Evans would look great in a Cleveland Browns uniform alongside Amari Cooper, sorry got distracted. These two teams suck so back to day dreaming about him being a big offseason splash…

Who cares!

4:05PM ET – VIKINGS (6-6) @ RAIDERS (5-7)

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Betting Line – Vikings 3.0 point favorites

If Josh Dobbs winning doesn’t impact the Cleveland Browns negatively then we root for Josh Dobbs. In this case I don’t want to see the Raiders joining the top ten of the draft so hopefully they can sneak a win.

Go Raiders!

4:05PM ET – SEAHAWKS (6-6) @ 49ERS (9-3)

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Betting Line – 49ers 10.5 point favorites

We want carnage in the NFC playoffs and hopefully a weaker team gets through if the Cleveland Browns can luck it into a Super Bowl this year so give us the Seahawks here.

Go, Seahawks!

4:25PM ET – BILLS (6-6) @ CHIEFS (8-4)

(Photo: Jay Biggerstaff, USA TODAY Sports)

Betting Line – Chiefs 2.5 point favorites

This is a weird game to decide which way we want it to go. If you are glass half full mentality then root for a Chiefs lose so that the race for the number one seed blows wide open potentially. If you are more of a realist and glass half empty then you don’t want to see the Bills sneak into the AFC playoff race via the backdoor. For me I am playing it safe, if we beat the Rams I would be eyeing the number one seed but give me the playoffs and then we can work from there.

Go Chiefs!

4:25PM ET – BRONCOS (6-6) @ CHARGERS (5-7)

(Photo: Corey Perrine, USA TODAY Sports)

Betting Line – Chargers 3.0 point favorites

The Chargers for me might be one of the best head coaching jobs this offseason if they were an NFC team rather than being in the AFC. A win here moves them up the draft but is less of a priority than other teams as they have the quarterback position locked down. Limiting the Broncos in the playoff race would be a big benefit for the Cleveland Browns as the wildcard race heats up.

Go Chargers!

8:20PM ET (SNF) – EAGLES (10-2) @ COWBOYS (9-3)

(Photo: Eric Hartline, USA TODAY Sports)

Betting Line – Cowboys 3.5 point favorites

This should be a fantastic game, the Chiefs game followed by this might have me up watching NFL at 4am going into a Monday morning but it should be worth it. If you gave me a choice of teams I least want to see in a Super Bowl against the Cleveland Browns, the Eagles would start that list and Cowboys would probably be second.

Go Cowboys!

8:15PM ET (MNF) – PACKERS (6-6) @ GIANTS (4-8)

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Betting Line – Packers 6.5 point favorites

The Giants moving away from the number one overall pick has been an unwelcome change over the last few weeks. I would prefer them to get back to tanking as they are desperate for a quarterback because Daniel Jones is what happens if the Cleveland Browns extend Baker Mayfield.

Go Packers!

8:15PM ET (MNF) – TITANS (4-8) @ DOLPHINS (9-3)

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Betting Line – Dolphins 14.0 point favorites

We want the Titans to cause an upset here and open the race for the number on seed wide open, but honestly I’m not expecting anything. The Titans can’t work out how to punt let alone win games currently.

Go Titans!

CONCLUSION

If you want to jump back to the list as the games are going on here is your quick cheat sheet as we don’t have many ‘who cares’ this week which is nice:

1pm ET – Panthers (1-11) @ Saints (5-7): Go Saints!

1pm ET – Lions (9-3) @ Bears (4-8): Go Lions!

1pm ET – Texans (7-5) @ Jets (4-8): Go Jets!

1pm ET – Colts (7-5) @ Bengals (6-6): Go Bengals!

1pm ET – Rams (6-6) @ Ravens (9-3): Go Rams!

1pm ET – Buccaneers (5-7) @ Falcons (6-6): Who cares!

4:05pm ET – Vikings (6-6) @ Raiders (5-7): Go Raiders!

4:05pm ET – Seahawks (6-6) @ 49ers (9-3): Go Seahawks!

4:25pm ET – Bills (6-6) @ Chiefs (8-4): Go Chiefs!

4:25pm ET – Broncos (6-6) @ Chargers (5-7): Go Chargers!

8:20pm ET (SNF) – Eagles (10-2) @ Cowboys (9-3): Go Cowboys!

8:15pm ET (MNF) – Packers (6-6) @ Giants (4-8): Go Packers!

8:15pm ET (MNF) – Titans (4-8) @ Dolphins (9-3): Go Titans!

Here is a bonus chart I found very interesting from PFF’s Timo Riske, he has also provided a whole range of these charts looking at playoff seeding, draft order etc:

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Column | Golding’s first-year Rebels defense appears to be building block for what’s to come

Ole Miss defensive coordinator Pete Golding has been a slam dunk hire for Lane Kiffin and the Rebels. That should be made even clearer in the coming seasons…

11 months ago Ole Miss made one of their biggest offseason splashes in recent memory when Lane Kiffin brought aboard his buddy Pete Golding. Their similarities prior to joining forces in Oxford has been well-documented as they both coached under Nick Saban at Alabama for at least three seasons. 

Although they missed each other’s time in Tuscaloosa, by two years, Kiffin was still able to pry Golding away from the Tide last January. Golding’s decision was ultimately a family oriented one. His wife having ties to the University certainly helped the Rebels out on that blockbuster ‘transfer’ pickup.“Being around Carolyn and her passion for Ole Miss and what Ole Miss meant to her. My brother-in-law having played here and her sister living here. There’s just so many things when you’re not always there to be able to put them in a better environment. It’s about (raising) your kids and to see your wife happy,” Golding previously said in September.

What’s the assessment of year-one after fielding an Ole Miss defense for a full 12-game regular season slate?

Improvement.

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We’ll take a look at the numbers in just a moment, but Golding’s defense certainly passed the eye test for the majority of the season. Some of the highlight performances of the season included shutting down premier SEC running back Rahiem Sanders (eight carries, 15 yards), holding four opponents to less than 10 points and winning games against LSU and Texas A&M on last second defensive stands.

Even in the loss against Saban’s Crimson Tide, who’s headed to compete for this year’s National Championship, Ole Miss’ defense was good enough to pull off the upset that would’ve changed this year’s College Football Playoff picture. They held Jalen Milroe to just 225 passing yards and their only turnover came in a critical moment in the red zone that heavily helped the Rebels stay in the game. Milroe also scrambled 16 times and Golding’s quarterback spy game plan worked to perfection, as he totaled just 28 rushing yards (1.8 YPC). I digress.

However, the same can’t be said of the defense’s outing in Athens. They were completely outmatched in Week 11, but that tends to happen when you play the back-to-back defending national champions in their own backyard. That was hands down the defense’s most disappointing outing of the season, but it showed that the Rebels needed to crank it up a couple notches in the recruiting  department, Kiffin said it himself following the game.

Which leads me to my next point…

(Photo: Ole Miss Athletics )

Golding has simply been a game-changer on the recruiting trail. We know the success Golding enjoyed during his first offseason of work which included securing the services of veteran transfer defenders like Daijahn Anthony, Jeremiah Jean-Baptiste, John Saunders Jr., Zamari Walton and Isaac Ukwu who have had significant roles in 2023. Not only that, but he’s taken those former lower conference players and has helped further develop them into now fierce SEC defenders.

Now, he’s snowballing that momentum into something that is already shaping up to be flat out special. With 2024 National Signing Day just around the corner, Golding looks set to also secure the No. 1 2024 defensive line class in the country (Jeffery Rush, Kamrion Franklin, Kamron Beavers, William Echoles).

Just like last year, he’s also putting the work in the transfer portal. Already Golding has secured the commitments of the No. 1 rated transfer portal linebacker in former Razorback Chris Paul and the No. 1 rated JUCO linebacker in Raymond Collins. Quite the pairing already on paper. Then, just a day later the Ole Miss defense gained the commitment of junior defensive back Tahveon Nicholson out of Illinois, who was a two-year starter.

The Ole Miss defense is going to lose Deantre Prince, Zamari Walton, Daijahn Anthony, Jeremiah Jean-Baptiste, Isaac Ukwu and Monty Montgomery among others. It’s good they’re staying right on schedule and skipping things like bowl watch parties, to further better their team for next season. I don’t know if you know, but with Ole Miss being right around playoff contention not too long ago, in a four-team playoff race, next year will be looked at as playoffs or bust.

So far, they’re doing all the right things to not ‘bust’. If Golding’s unit can improve from a season in which his defense allowed three less points per game and seven less touchdowns total from the previous season (2022), then this scoring defense just might be among the elite in the SEC. They’ve also registered 34 total sacks (35 in 2022) and 16 total forced turnovers (12 interceptions). The 2022 defense did notch more turnovers with 20 total (eight interceptions), but still, Golding’s version instilled a little more confidence around the building than in years past.

If 2023 was just a stepping stone, this defense will be one to watch in the coming seasons with Golding at the controls for year two and beyond. Kickoff for the 2023 Peach Bowl between No. 11 Ole Miss (10-2) and No. 10 Penn State (10-2) is set for 11 a.m. CT and can be seen on ESPN on Saturday Dec. 30. Ole Miss stands as 3.5-point underdogs, at the time of this writing. They are currently 1-2 in bowl games under Kiffin and have appeared in the Outback Bowl (2020), Sugar Bowl (2021) and Texas Bowl (2022). Inside the Rebels will be on site for Ole Miss’ season finale and will provide more updates, quotes and stories leading up to game day.

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