In the past two weeks, Ole Miss football has delivered somewhere around a dozen industrial-sized vats of unpleasantness for your viewing consumption. The defense, who as of this writing is still giving up yards to Leonard Fournette, can’t stop anything, and the offense has become equally dysfunctional in the second half.
Against Arkansas and LSU an explosive Ole Miss offense with the SEC’s best quarterback scored a whopping total of 10 points on 14 possessions. That’s the rarely seen bird ornithologists like to call 0.71 points per possession.
So how can the same offense that scored 41 points on 14 possessions (2.