Episode
Ole Miss Finally Has Its Full Secondary | Ole Miss vs LSU Gameday
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- Sep 19, 2026
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- 1583
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Summary
Every conversation about this game has been about the atmosphere. That's the wrong line. Ole Miss gets its full starting secondary on the field for the first time all season — the one open question on this team since Louisville — and it arrives in the same week Louisiana Tech put three interceptions and five sacks on Sam Leavitt. The secondary does not have to be good tonight. It has to be serviceable. That is the whole game. Hours until LSU. College GameDay is in the Grove. Steven Willis is joined by Tom Vanderford, the mayor of Corinth, for the fan's view of the biggest home game Oxford has had in sixty-four years. They land independently on the same X-factor, the same read on LSU, and nearly the same final score — and Vanderford names the one thing Ole Miss got in September that LSU has not gotten yet.