Ole Miss at The Voice of College Football
Sep 22, 2026 · 51 min · 10 segments
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Noah DunlapHost
Ole Miss jumps out early, 17-0, and looks like they have the potential to essentially just run away with it.

I mean, there was a time in that football game where you felt like Ole Miss was essentially one stop away from just cruising.

And I remember saying, if Ole Miss can get a stop coming out of halftime and put points on the board, go up 31-7, we can just about wrap this one up.

But in the first half, Everything went about as well as you could possibly imagine for the Ole Miss Rebels.

Uh, you had guys on the outside making plays, Deuce Alexander, Traylon Ray made one hell of a catch over on the sideline and double coverage.

As the season goes on, Ole Miss is going to have to be able to run the ball better if they want to be a legitimate contender.

But it wasn't from running the football because they essentially could not run the football.

Ole Miss jumps out early, 17-0, and looks like they have the potential to essentially just run away with it.

I mean, there was a time in that football game where you felt like Ole Miss was essentially one stop away from just cruising.

And I remember saying, if Ole Miss can get a stop coming out of halftime and put points on the board, go up 31-7, we can just about wrap this one up.

But in the first half, Everything went about as well as you could possibly imagine for the Ole Miss Rebels.

Uh, you had guys on the outside making plays, Deuce Alexander, Traylon Ray made one hell of a catch over on the sideline and double coverage.

As the season goes on, Ole Miss is going to have to be able to run the ball better if they want to be a legitimate contender.

But it wasn't from running the football because they essentially could not run the football.
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