Episode
Do Not Count Trinidad Chambliss Out Of A Big Moment | Ole Miss vs LSU
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- Sep 19, 2026
- Duration seconds
- 610
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Summary
Everybody keeps asking whether the emotion of Lane Kiffin's return actually matters once the ball is kicked. That's the wrong argument. The interesting one broke out live on this panel: Steven Willis says the pressure is off Ole Miss entirely — lower ranked, home underdog, play loose. Chris Gordy of Locked On SEC says the exact opposite, and his reasoning is hard to dismiss. Ole Miss won eleven games last year and brings back two Heisman favorites. LSU won seven. One day to LSU. College GameDay is in the Grove. Steven joins a national panel alongside Chris Gordy and Jesse Holley to preview the Magnolia Bowl. Two Locked On hosts take opposite sides on who is actually under pressure, Gordy lays out the defensive numbers that make LSU the favorite, and the room splits on the pick with nobody backing down.