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I Told Deuce McAllister And WWL New Orleans Ole Miss Wins 35-31 | Here's The Reasoning
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- Sep 17, 2026
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- 760
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Summary
Every preview of LSU–Ole Miss has said the same thing about the coaching matchup: both staffs know each other, six years in the same building, so it cancels out. That's the wrong read. It isn't symmetrical, and the reason is the headset. Lane Kiffin is an emotional coach — when a look is giving his offense problems, he says so, out loud, in real time. Pete Golding listened to that for six years. Golding, as the coordinator, was never getting on the headset and telling his head coach what frustrated him, because that is not how that relationship works. One of these men broadcast what he hates to play against. The other one kept it to himself. Two days to LSU. Steven Willis joined Deuce McAllister and [CO-HOST] on WWL Radio in New Orleans to give the Ole Miss side of Saturday to an LSU audience — what Oxford actually looks like this weekend, why the front seven is being held back, how you defend a quarterback whose touchdowns come on the ground, the two Rebels nobody is naming nationally, and a final score he was happy to say out loud in Louisiana.