Throughout this season, the offenses of Ole Miss and Oklahoma State caused opposing fans to look up how much their team's defensive coordinator makes per year, and then report that information to legions of Twitter followers or the nearest message board. The two teams rank 11th and 18th in offensive S&P+, respectively, and are both in the top 14 in points per game. With both schools shaky on the defensive end -- Oklahoma State is 58th in defensive S&P+ and while Ole Miss is 23rd, it's had, AHEM, certain struggles with passing downs -- a shootout could be in order for the Sugar Bowl on New Year's Day.
Here's to hoping the 2016 Sugar Bowl is a lot like the 1970 version
