Kamario Taylor Injury Shakes Up Mississippi State-LSU

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Oct 17, 2026
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AI GeneratedMississippi State faces a significant setback as quarterback Kamario Taylor and top rusher Bluff Bothwell are reported out for tomorrow's game against LSU. The discussion highlights the extreme volatility of the SEC this season, where top teams frequently suffer unexpected losses immediately after peaking, leading to erratic betting lines and overreactions.
This great quarterback, Mario Taylor,
it looks like, is going to miss tomorrow's game.
It's being reported by Pete Hamill from Mississippi State.
And what we were talking about during the break, Joe,
is that the SEC seems like, to me, at least this year,
I don't think it feels like this every year,
but it's the highest of highs and the lowest of lows for these teams.
LSU, they're riding high.
Boom, they lose to Mississippi.
Mississippi, they're riding high.
Boom, they lose to Florida.
Florida's riding high.
Boom, they lose to Missouri.
Like, what is going on in this conference this season?
Mississippi State, oh, yeah.
they're the hot team oh they get crushed
by Alabama Alabama's the hot team boom they lose
to Georgia like how do you get out of your own way in this conference
and i understand the big
10 has been the conference has been winning championships
but i feel like playing in the
SEC is like impossible now how do you win two games
in a row no and the the number two rusher
in the SEC which is Bluff Uh Bothwell
who's starting running back for Mississippi State
there he's not playing either
so they're losing a a Heisman hopeful candidate in their quarterback
in the freshman Kamario Taylor
and the second leading uh rusher in the SEC is also out so
which is why we saw this line open up from 10
and a half to now it's 16 16 and a half but still that
is a ton of points for a team like LSU that just lost
an overtime to Kentucky who we can't really
trust now can we uh to do any of that so this is i think going
to be a very a much closer game than
than people realize but the overreactions
to your point uh Craig on a week-to-week basis the
the you know get all fat and sassy they like
to say one week they start buying into hype and then
what happens next week you get absolutely
destroyed every week you got to watch those
spots yeah and especially in college
because they do they believe and your Gators were the perfect
example that Ole Miss win at home
and what was the headline the next day you and i were talking
about playoff national title champion we got
every Jordan Bob Jayden Bob was going to be
the uh and won a game since
and won a game since absolutely unreal killing that's the deal that's
The difference, though, between well-coached, experienced teams
versus you can tell the guys that all played somewhere else last year
and are all together now for the first time, and that's what you get.
