Fluff Bothwell

He said, after the game, as long as we stick together as this brotherhood, the world is ours for real.

Fluff Bothwell also ran for a season-high 115 yards on the ground.

What's crazy is how this one played out.

They were down 16-0 in this one, and they were down by nine at halftime, but they came out and outscored the Gamecocks 27-11 in the second half.

what Mississippi State is.

Joe, their ability in running the football, Fluff Bothwell, again, we talked about in the preview of this game, they had 135 total rushing yards.

They had negative 15 on team rushing yards.

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So then when you go back and recount the team yardage, Fluff Bothwell, man, in this defense, had so many massive plays.

The two interceptions, the three sacks, the six tackles for a loss.

The two for Daniels, the one for Cromwell on Saturday.

Is that concerning for you because of what you talked about not just in terms of what South Carolina is going to try to do this week and certainly Kamario Taylor, Fluff Bothwell, and that probably even more so Mississippi State on the road a couple weeks ago.

And that's where you talk about Georgia because that tape Saturday is going to do nothing to dissuade Georgia from thinking, you know what, the way we go about offense – We can run the football.

We're going to be more physical still than those guys.

The outside, the defensive end comes up the field.

Prudhomme can just kind of get him out of the way, and it opens up a huge hole for Fluff Bothwell.

And he ends up with 43 yards, and it flips the field, and that was the first pulse of the day we had offensively at all.

We end up scoring two plays later.

It's time to go score, to take the lead.

But this third and 12 play is big.

And we complete the pass to Fluff Bothwell for 22 yards and a first down.

On the particular play, Fluff was lined up almost like a tight end, H-back to the left side.

Taylor threw for 251 yards and four touchdowns.

Fluff Bothwell ran for 115.

Mississippi State comes back from 16 down to 41-34.

And I love the way they did it.

Fluff Blothwell kept the running game alive.

And then Taylor, you know, when he had a shot to really, like, you know, create an explosive play and take advantage of that South Carolina game, Defense, he took every opportunity he could.

And, you know, that's an offense that's difficult to read when you have a running back like Fluff Bothwell and a quarterback like Camario.

So, you know, moving on, Mississippi State's now 3-0.

Kamario Taylor had a really strong game, threw 251 yards, four touchdowns, completed 18 of 26 passes, had an 87.9 QBR.

You know, Fluff Bothwell, ran for a season high, 115 yards on 21 carries, 5.5 yards per carry.

Didn't ever get into the end zone, but he did really good there.

Kamario Taylor added 33 yards on the ground on eight carries.

Could you give the word to Kamario Taylor the way he responded? Absolutely.

Four touchdowns, 251 yards, huge comeback.

Could you give it to Fluff Bothwell? Again, 115 yards, back-to-back 100-yard games, absolutely.

But Top Dog is about who most directly changed the story of the game, and for me, that's Zach Arnett.

And that, that will be, that will be interesting because the, that Jeff Levy offense, the way that it strains you, you know, it, it's kind of that Josh Hypel style as far as the wide splits and they want to run the football from, you know, based off of some of that stuff, creating mismatches in the box.

Fluff Bothwell has done a really good job, um, And Camario Taylor, you know, he kind of brings that Hendon hooker to like times 10, where he's this big body, really great arm talent, phenomenal arm talent is throwing the football with good accuracy right now.

But, He can also strain you with his legs, and Mississippi State can run the football.

So between that combination of factors, it's more of a you don't stop that style of offense.

But, yeah, Kamario Taylor, that offense, it's not even just like a one-trick pony offense.

I mean, Fluff Bothwell is a very good running back.

So Mississippi State is intimidating.

That is a game that – If Missouri wins it, I will not take for granted.