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No, I don't regret that we hired Kiffin at all. Kiffin helped bring our program into the NIL era and won a ton of games in the process. I've never seen us win at the sustained level that we have over the past 5 seasons, and now we have a playoff berth to show for it.

Coaches come and go. It's not very often anymore that you see a coach stay at one school for long stretches of time. Kiffin had the longest tenure here of any head coach since David Cutcliffe and I'm thankful that we kept him as long as we did.

I hate seeing Kiffin go to LSU. I was personally okay with all of the wandering eye stuff with Kiffin, anyone who has kept up with his career knows that he has always had and always will have an eye for his next career move. Best of luck to y'all and I look forward to our game next season.
According to 247 Sports, Penn State currently has the 134th ranked overall recruiting class for the 2026 cycle. There are only 136 D1 classes included in these rankings.

Furthermore, Penn State's "Composite" 2026 class is currently ranked dead last at 150.

Oh how the mighty pedophiles have fallen.


A&M fumbled the bag in the Texas game. Ole Miss’ lone loss is a one score loss to the current #3 seed. Committee got it right IMO.
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I just dont understand how other fans can equally or place greater emphasis on a bad loss or a good loss than SOS or a good win, just my 2 cents.

It isn't that fans place equal or greater emphasis on bad losses vs. good losses/good wins, it's that the CFP Committee places greater emphasis on bad losses vs. good losses/good wins. It's the chief reason we were left out last year despite being one of the best overall teams in the country. We were top 3 in both PPG scored and PPG allowed and were left out because we lost a head-scratcher to Kentucky.

We would have destroyed a team like Indiana last season, but they were 11-1 and we were 9-3, so they got the nod over us. Just the way it works right now.
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Honestly my main gripe is the OOC scheduling. We asked Fox to move that game and they denied it. It was a good schedule when we were in the Big 12 but it serves no purpose when we moved to the SEC.

Simple fact is a 10-2 Texas team with H2H wins over OU and Vandy is in with scheduling (and beating) a cupcake P4 team like 90% of the rest of P4 teams do and have done for decades.

You will (and with Bamas announcement today) and already have seen ADs will change or remove P4 games because of this. No reason to take the unnecessary risk.

Ohio State is 140-14 at home the past 20 years. Why take that risk when you can schedule Baylor, Va Tech, etc.

Completely agree with all you said here. OOC scheduling will go the way of the dodo because of 9-game SEC schedules. What's the point of scheduling a tough OOC opponent when you can virtually guarantee yourself 3 wins? Why not schedule a semi-okay opponent like Tulane, Memphis, etc. as your big OOC matchup instead of Ohio State?

If y'all were 10-2 with H2H wins over OU and Vandy, y'all would jump either Notre Dame or Miami, easily.
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Just looked it up, you played Wake Forest and an FCS team (so not exactly like going to Ohio State week 1) and you had 1 top 15 win, Texas has 3. So no, that is not the same at all.

I get where you’re coming from, but your issue is that you’re having to jump teams like Oklahoma and Alabama to get into the field because of automatic conference champion bids. You won’t jump either of those teams. The only way yall get in is if the committee drops one of Miami or Notre Dame out, which isn’t likely

Trust me, it’s frustrating being the odd man out. We trailed for all of 2 minutes last year and lost 3 games. I firmly believe we were one of the 12 best teams in the country last year, but the CFP isn’t played by the 12 best teams. Automatic bids make it difficult for fringe teams like Texas to get in
Weis is legally not allowed to sign a deal until he isn’t employed by Ole Miss. Our official football twitter account just tweeted that Weis is on staff for the playoffs, so Weis is still employed by Ole Miss. The offer sheet he signed is basically an MOU, meaning Weis understands the terms of the contract he is being offered but hasn’t signed
To be clear, Weis hasn’t signed a contract, just a term sheet. Not saying he will, but he is able to back out of a term sheet pretty easily if he wanted
Texas this year = Ole Miss last year. We had some great wins but bad losses to teams like Kentucky that kept us out. Texas is the same way this year - great wins over Oklahoma and A&M, but a bad loss to Florida will be the difference.
Y’all will probably be seeded 13-14 when it’s all said and done because of the conference champion automatic bids
No reason to pay him $35-$40M if he’s leaving anyways. I hate that we’re late to the party, but I’d rather be late to the party than have to shell out $40M for a guy who doesn’t wanna be here
Probably Florida if all we've been hearing from our beat writers is correct. I'd expect us to make a big swing at him today and I'm holding out hope that we can get him. Sumrall and Kiffin are the only two big names in this coaching cycle.
I hate the way it’s ending for my school, but damn, it has been absolute cinema for weeks now. Love yall and enjoy the ride :cheers:

Well this is gonna be fun

Posted by RebelTheBear on 11/29/25 at 4:28 pm
Hold on to your butts

re: As the Grove Burns

Posted by RebelTheBear on 11/21/25 at 10:32 am to
I'll bring the plastic chandelier. Senator Tommy Tuberville will be joining us at our tent. Year 7
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It's really a weird dynamic that I never would have expected back when Kiffin was coaching Tennessee and hating on everything UF

It's equally weird for us considering I'd never have guessed that Kiffin would end up in a place like Oxford, or that he would end up coaching over 5 seasons for us. Good luck this weekend.
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3 weeks ago, Ole Miss fans told us that the extension was on his desk with a nice raise that would be impossible to turn down

Kiffin has literally nothing to gain by signing a contract with any school before the regular season is over
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I love Dart btw but he did cost them the Broncos and Bears games with late 4Q turnovers AND he loves Daboll.

Dart's late turnovers in those two games were tough, but Dart didn't give up 33 points in the fourth quarter to the Broncos. Hell he even went down the field and gave them a late TD to give them the lead back just for their incompetent kicker to miss his second PAT of the game immediately after. Sure, you don't want Dart to turn the ball over and the interception definitely left the door open, but I don't place anywhere near as much blame on Dart for that loss as I do their defense and their place kicker, whom they cut the week after that loss.

I'm willing to give him a pass on the Bears one since he was injured on the play. The Bears DB made a good play on the ball, not like the time Dart just dropped the ball against the Saints. He actually corralled the ball back after he lost it against the Bears until his head hit the ground and he suffered a concussion. Regardless, the Giants had a 10 point lead in the 4th quarter and couldn't hold it.

re: Tuesday SEC Basketball

Posted by RebelTheBear on 11/11/25 at 9:11 am to
Basketball season is back again :bow: