Daytime Fireworks: Ole Miss football has earned its spot at the table
Ole Miss will almost certainly finish ranked inside the Top 10 when the clock hits 0:00 Monday in Houston. The Rebels thoroughly dominated No. 10 Penn State, 38-25, last weekend in Atlanta in the 2023 Peach Bowl. But now, the attention turns to next season and the incredibly steep expectations.
Saturday’s victory signals the arrival of Ole Miss, in my opinion. Sure it was just an exhibition game in December, but it was much more. The domination of a blue blood, marquee program like the Nittany Lions shows Kiffin’s program is ready for the big time.
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On this week’s “Daytime Fireworks”, David Brandt of the Associated Press gives his thoughts on the Rebels’ place at the proverbial table.
David and I discuss the process in which it took to get to this point. The Rebels have a legitimate shot in 2024 to be a household name. Now, what will the Rebels do with the opportunity to announce its arrival as a landmark program in not only the Southeastern Conference, but nationally.
