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OLE MISS -3 (-110) 55/50

Ole Miss treated me very well last season as a solid team that played under the radar in the lesser followed games of the SEC considering the high profile teams in the conference.  

Coming into this game all the talk is Ole Miss and with good reason as they return key starters and add a top 5 recruiting class however Vandy should not be overlooked.  Vandy has beaten Ole Miss 3 straight in this series and has quietly improved over the past two seasons while failing to accumulate some of the hype Ole Miss has this season.  Vandy could be playing with a chip on their shoulder if they hadn't had so much success against Ole Miss over the last 3 seasons.

I think Ole Miss comes in with more to prove and greater talent.  Bo Wallace will need to minimize his interceptions as he had 22 TD to 17 INT last season.  Both teams have shown improvement and I understand people that play Vandy at plus points at home, however I think Ole Miss improvements are more impactful and will allow them to over come Vandy.

Good Luck. 

One point pf contention... the year Tom Brady was injured the Pats went 11-5 and lost the division to the Dolphins and failed to make the playoffs.  That being said Matt Cassel looked great that year and earned himself a nice contract and a starting job for the chiefs and we all know how that turned our for Cassel.   

But I do agree that there are many QB's that could've had similar success in the situation that Brady found himself in.  However Brady delivered championships and deserves credit for that.

I think it's been proven however that Manning is on a different level than Brady.  If Manning was on the Pats they might have had 5 or 6 right now. 

The real credit to this Pats team is Belicheck and anyone that understands football acknowledges this point.