The spring practice is in full swing in the Sip but fans are still awaiting real updates from inside the Vaught-Hemingway.
Rebel fans will have to settle for little to no updates for a bit longer; five more days to be precise. March 31 is Media Day, meaning that is when Golding will be behind the mike for the first time since their Fiesta Bowl loss for a long overdue Q&A session.
Pete Golding better be prepared for a barrage of questions
Three days into the practice, and Ole Miss is guarding the traditional live-team reps and scrimmage stats like state secrets. Much of the Rebel Nation saw it coming, though, with the announcement of Pete Golding scraping the Spring Game.
Meanwhile, the rest of the SEC head coaches are already spinning out elaborate spring narratives, from player progress to injury reports.
11 weeks of pending questions, all hurled at Golding at once would be a presser no one in Oxford would want to miss. Golding will adress everything that went down in these two and a half months (which was a lot).
Trinidad Chambliss's eligibility saga and the NCAA taking it to the Supreme Court would most certainly be the highlight, but there would be one other thing Ole Miss will be waiting with bated breath for: Golding addressing the Luke Ferreli tampering drama.
He might or might not, but the much-awaited media presence will give Golding the perfect chance to drop a bombshell as Dabo Swinney did a few weeks back.
The spring updates on QB situation with Deuce Knight, plus change in offense and defensive strategies, would follow.