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Episode 4- Built to Run: The Present & Future of the Ole Miss Backfield

51 min · 10 de mar de 2026
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Send a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2574240/open_sms] In this episode of Saturday Means More, Adam and Trey take a deep dive into the Ole Miss running back room. They break down the 2025 rushing production, evaluate what the Rebels bring back for 2026, and analyze how incoming talent—led by highly touted recruit Kewan Lacey—could reshape the ground game. From statistics to film traits to SEC impact, this episode explores whether the Rebels have the backfield depth and physicality needed to close games and compete for championships.

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