University of Mississippi
Public university in Lafayette County, Mississippiwww.olemiss.edu
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Sep 17, 2026
Steven GodfreyHOST
Can I do something? I don't want to drag the show down.
Steven GodfreyHOST
I just want to say, if LSU goes in and whips Ole Miss this weekend, and there's an apparent decline, and Pete Golding is the head coach, I want to say on the record, you put that on Keith Carter, you put that on Walker Jones, you put that on the leadership of Ole Miss, because both of the coaches in this game were available and conversated with the University of Mississippi.
Steven GodfreyHOST
There was a week that went too long on the Lane-Kiffin deliberation where Ole Miss didn't pull it and just say, hey, you're out.
Steven GodfreyHOST
And they could have hired either one of these men.
Dan DakichHOST
Ole Miss said this.
Dan DakichHOST
The University of Mississippi values its student-athletes committed to honoring all obligations made to them.
Dan DakichHOST
In return, the university expects the same commitment from its student-athletes and representatives in upholding their contract.
Dan DakichHOST
Jeff Landry is the governor.
Austin JacobsenHOST
so this is where I have to trick my brain to being like, no, this is what they are paying the players, right? This is where I have to say this because the reason I said that as to why I think Ole Miss...
Austin JacobsenHOST
Shouldn't be that high in my brain is because Mississippi, very poor state, you know, the Ole Miss University itself, like Mississippi State is like more the public university where pretty much everybody goes.
Austin JacobsenHOST
Ole Miss is a little bit more hotty toddy, right? Like naturally.
Austin JacobsenHOST
But there is, as we saw for CWS, there is a lot of money.
Bill SlaterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Webb batting right-handed.
Bill SlaterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He went to the University of Mississippi when he was a kid, and the opposing moundsman out there, Claude Tassot, went to Millsaps College down in Mississippi.
Bill SlaterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So a couple of old Mississippi collegians going at it again.
Bill SlaterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
All those things are forgotten.
Rebecca TurnerHOST
And they are in Tampa getting you ready for that biggest event of the all season, which is SEC Media Days.
Rebecca TurnerHOST
And I think today is Ole Miss Day.
Rebecca TurnerHOST
I don't know if they've already had the Ole Miss Day or if they're going to have the Ole Miss Day or they're going to talk about the Ole Miss Day.
Rebecca TurnerHOST
All I know is you should stay tuned in and Sports Talk Mississippi will have you covered.
Rebecca TurnerHOST
It is brought to you in part by Pearl River Resort, Cannon Motors, Mississippi Farm Bureau, and Trustmark Bank.
Clay EdwardsHOST
You may have heard there's a big game this weekend up in Oxford.
Clay EdwardsHOST
Ole Miss, the school up north up there, hosting LSU.
Clay EdwardsHOST
And, you know, for the first time in my life, I'm going to say right now at this moment in time, LSU is Ole Miss' number one rival.
Clay EdwardsHOST
Until the Egg Bowl gets here.
Clay EdwardsHOST
Oh, absolutely.
Creston BurchGUEST
Well, we have to take care of everybody, not just LSU.
Creston BurchGUEST
And with that many people there, you've got to have the number, even though they're going to be way outnumbered, you've still got to have the law enforcement there to do their best to take care and make everybody safe.
Clay EdwardsHOST
And don't forget, Ole Miss, you've got to go to Baton Rouge next year.
Clay EdwardsHOST
Barnett was a governor during the height of the Civil Rights Movement and a diehard segregationist and racist.
Clay EdwardsHOST
He refused to allow James Meredith, a black veteran, to attend Ole Miss.
Clay EdwardsHOST
Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
Clay EdwardsHOST
It's time for a more inclusive name.
Creston BurchGUEST
Can I ask you a question? Yeah.
Creston BurchGUEST
Where did James Meredith go to school? Ole Miss.
Creston BurchGUEST
So how did Ross Barnett come out? On the losing end.
Creston BurchGUEST
That sounds like it to me.
Mike AllenHOST
Here to talk about it is Professor Scott Gerber.
Mike AllenHOST
Professor Gerber is the Declaration of Independence scholar at the University of Mississippi.
Mike AllenHOST
He is also the author of The Trafficker, which is a fiction book that talks about human trafficking, and the book is doing really well.
Mike AllenHOST
Professor, thanks so much for joining us.
John FredericksHOST
And they gave them the money, but you have to stay there five years.
John FredericksHOST
You have to go through their program at Ole Miss.
John FredericksHOST
You have to stay five.
John FredericksHOST
And you had to live there.
Kimberly RussellGUEST
You're an Auburn fan.
Kimberly RussellGUEST
Graduated from Ole Miss.
Kimberly RussellGUEST
I love football.
Kimberly RussellGUEST
We both love football.
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