REACTION: Ole Miss Falls at Texas 34-27: Overreacting to Chambliss & the 24-3 Hole

The easy line tonight is that Texas just wanted it more. That's the wrong line. Texas was flagged 14 times for 134 yards and turned it over three times, and Ole Miss still lost by seven, because its offense managed 324 yards and 4.5 yards a play against a front without Colin Simmons. Ole Miss came back from 24-3 to tie it at 24, then managed only a late field goal. Seven days until Auburn comes to Oxford. Ole Miss is 5-2, 3-2 in the SEC, with Georgia two weeks out. Steven Willis goes live minutes after the final whistle to overreact to Texas 34, Ole Miss 27, and then sort out which overreactions are real: the 24-3 first half, the 21-point answer that tied it, the Texas drive that ended it, and what this loss does to the rest of the season. Plus your takes from the chat.