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ThunderReb wrote:Check this analysis of the game:


Ole Miss vs Memphis:
Houston Nutt leads Ole Miss into 2009 with high expectations. The Rebels are considered a contender in the SEC West this year.
Jevan Snead is back at QB to lead the Rebels and may be the best pure passer in the league. Wide receiver Dexter McCluster moved to tailback after the midway point of the 2008 season and led all rushers. Shay Hodge returns as the leading receiver after hauling in 8 touchdown receptions last year. the offensive line should be fine but lacks depth.
Senior Greg Hardy returns to anchor the defensive line. Senior Patrick Trahan leads the linebackers in what should be a solid group. The secondary struggled a year ago and the Rebels look for improvement there this season. Kendrick Lewis returns at free safety and has All-SEC potential.
Memphis should contend for the C-USA title in 2009. Arkelon Hall returns at QB for the Tigers. 1,000-yard rusher Curtis Steele anchors the rushing attack. Duke Calhoun and Carlos Singleton are two of the best receivers in conference USA. The offensive line must replace four starters.
The defensive line is solid and returns a lot of experience in Jada Brown, Steven Turner, Greg Terrell and Josh Weaver. The Tigers may have the best core of linebackers in the schools history with Winston Bowens, Greg Jackson and Jeremy Longstreet. Former SEC talent is also on hand with former LSU linebacker Derrick Odom and ex-Mississippi State player Jamon Hughes. Former Auburn defensive back DeRon Furr comes in to try and help bolster the Tigers secondary.
Ole Miss-27
Memphis-17

olemsdave76 wrote:

ThunderReb wrote:Check this analysis of the game:


Ole Miss vs Memphis:
Houston Nutt leads Ole Miss into 2009 with high expectations. The Rebels are considered a contender in the SEC West this year.
Jevan Snead is back at QB to lead the Rebels and may be the best pure passer in the league. Wide receiver Dexter McCluster moved to tailback after the midway point of the 2008 season and led all rushers. Shay Hodge returns as the leading receiver after hauling in 8 touchdown receptions last year. the offensive line should be fine but lacks depth.
Senior Greg Hardy returns to anchor the defensive line. Senior Patrick Trahan leads the linebackers in what should be a solid group. The secondary struggled a year ago and the Rebels look for improvement there this season. Kendrick Lewis returns at free safety and has All-SEC potential.
Memphis should contend for the C-USA title in 2009. Arkelon Hall returns at QB for the Tigers. 1,000-yard rusher Curtis Steele anchors the rushing attack. Duke Calhoun and Carlos Singleton are two of the best receivers in conference USA. The offensive line must replace four starters.
The defensive line is solid and returns a lot of experience in Jada Brown, Steven Turner, Greg Terrell and Josh Weaver. The Tigers may have the best core of linebackers in the schools history with Winston Bowens, Greg Jackson and Jeremy Longstreet. Former SEC talent is also on hand with former LSU linebacker Derrick Odom and ex-Mississippi State player Jamon Hughes. Former Auburn defensive back DeRon Furr comes in to try and help bolster the Tigers secondary.
Ole Miss-27
Memphis-17

who's analysis is that? just wondering

Chucky_38 wrote:34-24 Rebs

Rebchuck18 wrote:

Chucky_38 wrote:34-24 Rebs

Chucky I don't doubt this could happen, but I sure hope we don't give up 24 points to these guys...

But at the end of the day as long as we win and don't give up a whole lot of points I will be happy. If we can win without using too many of our "creative" offensive plays that will be fine with me to save those for BAMA and other SEC foes. I guess the flip side to that is the more we show the more subsequent opponents will have to scheme for which will dilute their focus.

Heck, let's just get to 1-0 and go from there.

Rebchuck18 wrote:

Chucky_38 wrote:34-24 Rebs

Chucky I don't doubt this could happen, but I sure hope we don't give up 24 points to these guys...

But at the end of the day as long as we win and don't give up a whole lot of points I will be happy. If we can win without using too many of our "creative" offensive plays that will be fine with me to save those for BAMA and other SEC foes. I guess the flip side to that is the more we show the more subsequent opponents will have to scheme for which will dilute their focus.

Heck, let's just get to 1-0 and go from there.