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Nutt, Lee discuss offensive woes
by parrishalford
 Inside Ole Miss Sports
Sep 17, 2011 | 2539 views | 7 7 comments | 13 13 recommendations | email to a friend | print | permalink

As you might imagine, it was quite a dejected postgame scene. Here are a couple of video clips that show that.

Among other things, Houston Nutt said he didn't have confidence the Rebels would make first downs and move the football. He said he'd never felt that way on a sideline.

Minutes later coordinator David Lee took responsibility for the offensive breakdowns. Lee said he feels like he's "overloaded" the players, giving them too much to think about.

Quarterback Zack Stoudt, who threw five interceptions, said that is not the case, that it was flawed execution, not a lack of understanding.

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turfguy
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September 18, 2011
I smell stinky fish in Oxfart. Houston Nutt duped all of you. he was only good in Arkansas when he had a QB or an all-american RB. Arkansas was the only show in that state. At Ole Red, he has to share the talent with State. I hope he stays for 20 more years. but I know State can't get that lucky. So the search begins for the next coach and there are many names out there now. Rich Rod and Tommy Bowden are two and there are many more. It should be entertaining to watch all of this unfold. Excuse me for loving this, but I do hate the Rebel Blackbears so much.
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m4rebs
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September 17, 2011
I've never seen him like that before either. I say he resigns in the next month, and I think he should. I also think he should not take any buy-out. If he does, he is a criminal and stealing from the Educational system in the state of Mississippi.
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AshamedBBear
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September 17, 2011
The O Line is an embarrassment. Even going back to the Cotton Bowl seasons they were suspect and has been going downhill since.

They look just like Oklahoma's O Line but they play like St. Mary's Middle School. No. That's an insult to St. Mary's.

We'd be lucky if the Big East would have us right now.
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gatorchop
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September 17, 2011
Every Ole Miss fan thought Nutt was the best thing since sliced bread 4 years ago. He jumped to UM because of all of Orgeron's recruits. That well has run dry. Don't forget Arkansas kicked his butt out. If you can't make it at Arkansas, you sure can't make it at Ole Miss.
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DosChiChis
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September 17, 2011
I think Nutt fires Lee Monday. Dont you guys think someone has to be fired? I mean, OM will take medocre, but this takes the cake.

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Churn
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September 17, 2011
Coach Nutt is a very good college football coach and a proven winner. I watched him today on the side lines and he appeared to be takin a worse beatin than his Rebels. Ole Miss fans should appreciate his services. The Rebels have some very good talent and so do others teams that they face.

JB
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DawgBones
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September 17, 2011
Dang, Parrish y'all better put Houston on suicide watch. Never saw someone like him so depressed. That was an old fashioned butt kicking though. Tell brad locke that I am sorry his black bears lost. Hardly anybody reads his articles or blog these days. True Bulldog fans don't. As evidenced by the huge drop off in blog postings vs. Gregg Ellis days we obviously miss Gregg Ellis on the MSU beat. At least he was supportive of the MSU program.
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