Earlier this afternoon, head coach Ole Miss Lane Kiffin held a press conference before Saturday’s game against Indiana at the annual Outback Bowl in Tampa.
The full video is shown above, but below are some excerpts and notes from our sister on the 247Sports network, Ole Miss Spirit.
Kiffin noticed Hoosier’s defensive numbers this season and said UI defensive reminded him of some of the Ole Miss defenses of recent years.
“They are productive as a defense with ball losses and from the point of view of footage. “
“I feel like we played a lot against Ole Miss when we were in Alabama with some of the shots, especially in the politics area. They lead to defense and play very hard, undersizing in certain positions, but force many ball losses and negative games. That’s what those guys do. “
Ole Miss has already lost her two main catchers to the NFL-related rotation in Elijah Moore and rapper Kenny Yeboah, and they may lose a few more that way before Saturday.
“Actually, we have two guys in the air. Some have taken time here at Christmas. We are leaving tomorrow and we will have an answer where they are. I don’t know . . . Where we are, recruit our own players to play a game bowling that they’ve never played. That’s what it is. “
After Moore and Yeboah, Ole Miss’s most sensible catcher this season, Braylon Sanders, but the hole resulted in an ankle injury opposite LSU at the end of the season.
“I think the tight end will be through the committee, ” said Kiffin. “Receivers, there are actually a lot of numbers left. Abandonments during the season, clearly Elijah, some injuries during training, so we don’t have many guys there. . We only have six companions left. “
The best offensive medium Back Jerrion Early (745 yards, 5. 1 ypc) is also batting an ankle injury in the LSU game. Kiffin has shown some optimism on this return, but it remains debatable.
“We hope, dazzlingly Array . . . We still have a long time left, so I hope you can. Otherwise, we will see a lot of young people. “
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