9/15/26: Pete preaches civility; Lane acts like an underdog

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Neal McCready (1:04)

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Chase Parham (1:31)

This Tuesday edition, BlueSky Live, here with you today. Chase Parham, Neal McCready. He's in the Clark Ford Studio. We'll get to that in one second. Lane Kiffin, Pete Golding, both speaking to the media yesterday. In advance of Saturday's 6.3 kickoff between the Rebels and Tigers on ABC. Again, first top 10 matchup in the AP poll between the two teams.

It's 1962, although the 2024 matchup, both were ranked in the coaches poll, leading into that game down in Baton Rouge. So we'll recap yesterday. Look ahead a little more to the week that is, and leading up to Saturday on a show brought to you every day by BlueSky locations throughout the state of Mississippi, up and down I-55, throughout north Mississippi as well. Taking care of you, sweet daddy stops along the way. Risky pulled pork, side items, desserts, and plenty more. And again, Mr. McCready over there. He is in the Clark Ford studio.

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Chase Parham (3:42)

So, Rebels 24-7, we've been talking about that every day. Go sign up. We would appreciate it. And many commentaries, articles, analysis leading into Saturday up right now. Deal with a new column last night based off of yesterday's media opportunities. McCready colon, Kiffin plays victim in the situation he created. And it appears to have gotten a little Twitter buzz, I see, from the replies and the comments and everything going around. You know, it's funny, Neal, as we pick, I don't know, I guess topics for the show and just kind of as the week plays out in real time. And I know every coach has the ability to galvanize fan bases when they're hired and whatnot. But we've seen it across multiple fan bases and multiple situations.

Like, it's hard to put into words how much Lane, he might be an asshole, but he's your asshole when you have him. And I mean, you were seeing that in full tilt right now with the LSU fan base, because it is completely myopic when it comes to how these articles are being received and some of the things I'm laughing about when I see the comments and the replies to even my content over the last 36 hours.