Ole Miss head coach Pete Golding brought a refreshing candor to the SEC media days, discussing his coaching style and the team’s upcoming season. Golding, who took over after the departure of Lane Kiffin, has been accused of tampering in the transfer of linebacker Luke Ferrelli.
Golding’s Coaching Style
Golding’s approach to coaching has been well-received by his players, including quarterback Trinidad Chambliss. Chambliss described Golding as a ‘character’ who has brought a new energy to the team.
Golding has also been open about his views on the NCAA’s tampering rules, likening them to applying for a job without being allowed to be interviewed. He suggested that the rules are ‘silly’ and do not make sense in the current college football landscape.
Upcoming Season
Despite the challenges facing the team, Golding is optimistic about the upcoming season. He believes that his team has the talent and depth to compete with the best teams in the SEC.
The Rebels will face a tough schedule, including games against Georgia and Miami. However, with Golding at the helm, they are looking to make a strong push for the playoffs.
Original reporting: El Paso News (HLL/CB) — read the source article.
