Mizzou's Biggest Worry Is Trinidad Chambliss | Ole Miss-Missouri Crossover

Missouri week got stuck in a 2:30 p.m. SEC Network window, and most of the talk has been about who knows whose playbook. That's the wrong line. Locked On Mizzou says Missouri's real problem is Trinidad Chambliss, whom it ranks among the top two quarterbacks in the country, and its plan is to make Ole Miss one-dimensional by holding Kewan Lacy to 50 rushing yards or fewer. Ole Miss has scored touchdowns on 18 of 20 red zone trips, per the Ole Miss game notes, so settling for field goals is not something this offense does. Two days to Missouri. Nine to Texas. Steven Willis and Locked On Mizzou take both sides of Saturday: why this isn't a revenge game, how Pete Golding's defense can speed up Austin Simmons, the Missouri pass rush and linebackers Ole Miss has to beat, and why Missouri keeps finding running backs. Then the question both sides agree on: whoever loses Saturday may be out of the playoff race.