Three lifetimes ago way back in 2016 under the direction of the Tennessee job-wanter, Ole Miss signed one of the top recruiting classes in the country and, most importantly, the SEC. It was an exciting, jubilant day and had the Twitter hootin’ and hollerin’ meme been around then, every Ole Miss fan would’ve mashed the hell out of it.
Since that day, Ole Miss has finished 31st, 32nd, 22nd, and 34th, respectively, and missed on what felt like every first choice imaginable. That’s good for a borderline three-star NOT GREAT, BOB.
While this class isn’t one of the best in the country, the momentum behind it is important.