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Ole Miss opened against Louisville with tight ends Luke Hasz and Caleb Odom alongside two receivers and Kewan Lacy, with analyst Pete DeWeese identifying the two-tight-end personnel as the main early departure from last season's offense.

Analysts Pete DeWeese and Tyler Siskey identified repeated Ole Miss coverage busts against Louisville, with DeWeese criticizing cornerback discipline late and Siskey leaving the responsible safety uncertain on an earlier breakdown.

Ole Miss played without running back Kewan Lacy in the fourth quarter against Louisville, and Tyler Siskey specifically noted the loss of his pass protection without the report establishing an injury diagnosis or return timetable.

Tyler Siskey attributed Chambliss' first-half interception against Louisville to a late throw placed inside but praised the quarterback's use of his eyes to move the safety before the fourth-quarter touchdown to Caleb Odom.

Tyler Siskey judged Louisville's pass protection vulnerable when behind schedule against Ole Miss and said long-yardage situations required moving the pocket, screens or quick releases.