Episode
Bill Flowers: "If It's Close, The Advantage Goes To Ole Miss" | Kiffin Under Pressure
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- Sep 16, 2026
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- 1630
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Summary
Every preview of LSU–Ole Miss this week has been about Lane Kiffin's return to Oxford. That's the wrong question. The question is whether anybody actually knows how good LSU's defense is. The Tigers have allowed 12.0 points a game — but that number was built on a 51-10 win over a Clemson team that scored one touchdown against Georgia Southern the following week, and a 45-14 win over Louisiana Tech. Two games, and neither of them told us anything. Three days to LSU. Steven Willis sits down with Ole Miss letterman Bill Flowers, who played his first college game in Death Valley as a redshirt freshman in 2001, for a conversation that moves from what this rivalry actually feels like from inside the helmet to the specific football that decides Saturday night — the perimeter, the deep ball, and the one thing Ole Miss has already learned about itself that LSU hasn't.