Ole Miss head coach Pete Golding spoke at the SEC media days, bringing a refreshing candor to the event. Golding, who took over after the departure of Lane Kiffin, has been accused of breaking rules, including tampering allegations.

Golding’s Approach

Golding’s approach to the media days was unapologetic and straightforward, suggesting that the concept of tampering in college football is flawed. He likened it to applying for a job without being allowed to be interviewed.

Golding also discussed his relationship with his predecessor, Lane Kiffin, stating that they text regularly and that he has no hard feelings towards him. He also addressed the return of quarterback Trinidad Chambliss, who earned his way back onto the team after a court ruling in his favor.

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