Troy Everett

Off the dome right here, we have four guys that are six years that cannot come back, and then a handful of fifth years.

Those six-year players are Trinidad Chambliss, Horatio Fields, Isaiah Harthrop, and Troy Everett.

Isaiah Harthorpe has been injured most of this year.

It kind of sucks to see that for him.

He's one of those guys that was probably going to be like specifically a return man for Ole Miss and just kind of been on every injury report.

So it kind of sucks to see that for him in his last year of college football.

Troy Everett has stepped up in his roles that he's had to be into and coming into games.

Ray Schofield is obviously getting better and better each week.

Bryson missed seven plays on Saturday.

Troy Everett came in for those seven.

Kudus obviously went to center during that situation, and then you had Kinzar and Howells playing your two tackles positions today.

against Texas.

They moved Kudas over to center again when they did that.

They're bringing in Troy Everett.

And early in the game, I thought that they were getting beat so badly at the line of scrimmage that there was nothing base that would simply work.

You were doing a lot of rolling out with Chambliss, but you were rolling out to the short side of the field.

Therese Davis did not come back at left tackle.

They were moving some players around with Patrick Kudus, with – Tommy Kinsler at right tackle, so Troy Everett's been playing some guard.

So the cohesive unit of that offensive line has been a huge, huge plus for Ole Miss, but the injury bug has kind of bit them a little bit.

Now, Bryson Sanders did tell Chuck Browns on the Ole Miss Spirit on Monday that he is good to go.

You had no fall off when that happened.

They brought Troy Everett in for those 17, 18 snaps.

whatever it was.

You had Connor Howes playing so many snaps at left tackle because Therese Davis went out with an injury.

Joe Corey, 6 at center.

Troy Everett at five in the game.

They gave Kane Mankins one snap there at the end.

And then, as we said, our boy William Echols won.

He certainly has not done enough to earn the chronically injured label that you can slap on some of the guys that Oklahoma's rostered in the recent past on the offensive line.

Troy Everett Jake Taylor, et cetera.

Sexton.

Jake Sexton as well.