I know we're all gearing up for a letdown, but I just don't see it happenning.
Offensively: Ole Miss has a decent D-line and a darn good linebacker in Robinson, but I think we should be able to push them around and run the ball well. Clausen should shine, with his first day at the helm since last season. The receivers looked much more solid in the 2nd half, and you have to wonder how much of that was their confidence in the QB. Vandy got 31 on 'em, and Wyoming 24. . . .don'tcha think we have more knives in the cupboard than them?
Defensively: LSU gained something like 56 net yards in the second half and overtime. We held the "Urban Assault" to 16 points, and would have held LSU to fewer were it not for a completely inept offense in the first half. Ole Miss has a redshirt freshman RB who is fast but not particularly powerful, and I just don't see him having much success against the big boys up front. QB Spurlock suffered a broken finger against Vandy, and was shaky last week in relief of the first time-starter Lane -- thus, QB play will be a huge question mark.
Special Teams/Wildcard: Mike Espy is a threat, whether at WR or returning kicks. UT still has kinks to work out.
All in all, we should be in good shape. IMO, the only things that could keep this thing close would be turnovers, big/lucky plays, and a special teams disaster to the tune of the UF game.