WATCH/LISTEN: Ole Miss WR Cayden ‘Honeycomb’ Lee launching ‘The Buzz’ podcast
Second-year Ole Miss wide receiver Cayden Lee was generating preseason buzz for his breakout potential.
He’s more than lived up to the hype.
No. 11 Ole Miss (8-2, 4-2 SEC) is off this week before returning at Florida Saturday, November 23. Lee is No. 6 in the SEC in receiving yards (696) entering Week 12.
Leading the way is star Ole Miss receiver Tre Harris (987) — despite Harris having missed multiple games due to injury.
“For me, in my first year, just stay consistent is what I kept telling myself,” Lee told the Spirit exclusively this week. “When my opportunity came and showed itself I had to be ready. Getting extra work in after practice, trusting my training and staying consistent was the biggest thing I felt I needed to stay focused on.
“This year, I feel like that’s what I’m doing a good job of. Just got to keep going forward. It’s been a really good year for us overall as a football team. I feel like we’re trending upwards. We gotta keep it rolling.”
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Lee — nicknamed ‘Honeycomb’ — will soon be bringing ‘The Buzz,’ but in podcast form, in partnership with the Ole Miss Spirit.
The show could launch as early as next week, sponsored by RiverLand Roofing. Text or call RiverLand for all your roofing needs: 662-644-4297. Few are doing more in the Ole Miss NIL space. Visit them online at RiverLandRoofing.com.
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Lee discusses his podcast launch, the Ole Miss season thus far, the Rebels’ unforgettable win over Georgia and so much more with Ben Garrett (OMSpirit.com) in this edition of ‘Talk of Champions.’
“Personally, I’d say the two losses made us more of a team,” Lee said. “Let’s just say we were undefeated; I don’t know if we’d be as much of a team as we are now.
“We had to really just lean on one another (and) pick one another up. That forms more of a brotherhood that can only be faced and come up through adversity. That’s why we are where we are right now.”
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