Ole Miss head coach Pete Golding brought a refreshing candor to the SEC media days, speaking his mind on various topics. Golding took over as head coach after Lane Kiffin’s departure from the team.
Golding’s Background
Golding has a coaching background that includes stops at Delta State and Alabama, where he served as defensive coordinator. He is known for his straightforward approach to the game and his players.
Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss described Golding as ‘a character’ who has been a great fit for the team. Chambliss described Golding’s coaching style as a perfect combination of candor and comfort.
Tampering Allegations
Golding was asked about tampering allegations surrounding the transfer of linebacker Luke Ferrelli from Clemson. Golding suggested that the concept of tampering is outdated and does not make sense in the current college football landscape.
Golding likened the recruitment process to applying for a job without being allowed to be interviewed. He stated that the current system puts players and coaches in difficult positions, and that it is time to re-evaluate the rules surrounding recruitment.
Original reporting: KEYT (Ventura/Santa Barbara) — read the source article.
