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The QB Run Game LSU Has No Film On | Ole Miss vs LSU
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- Sep 18, 2026
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Summary
Everybody has this game filed under revenge, atmosphere and Lane Kiffin's return. That's the wrong line. Ole Miss gave up nine points to Charlotte and did not allow a touchdown — three field goals, nothing else — and that is a lower point total than LSU allowed against either Louisiana Tech or Clemson. The defense that got buried after week one just posted the best scoring number of any of the three teams involved in this conversation, and nobody has said it out loud once. Hours until LSU. College GameDay is in the Grove. Steven Willis joins Richard Denson on The 24th Floor on ABC 24 for the Magnolia Bowl. They get into what actually translates from the Charlotte tape, why the back end of the defense decides whether the front seven ever gets turned loose, the quarterback run game LSU has no film on, and a six-year sample size that tells you exactly how to beat a Lane Kiffin offense.