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THE STUDENTMISSISSIPPIAN NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI SERVING OLE MISS AND OXFORD SINCE 1911 Visit theDMonline.com @thedm_news lifestyles sports sports A week with The DM It’s the weirdest Adele’s chart- editor Bowl time of the year topping “25” Predictions in the SEC

Page 4 Page 7 Page 8 UM programs target stress for students during finals HANNAH HURDLE receive help with their stress [email protected] and anxiety. These places include the Student Health Cen- Students face two serious ter, the University Counseling problems at the end of every Center and the Psychological semester: stress and anxiety. Services Center. With finals week looming in the Each location provides stu- distance, how students handle dents with guidance and re- stressful situations could af- sources.The Counseling Center fect their physical and mental has an entire webpage entitled well-being. “Self Help,” through which According to the Anxiety students can guide themselves and Depression Association of with relaxation exercises and America, 40 million U.S. adults audio tracks. suffer from an anxiety disor- The UM Library will host a der, and 75 percent of them ex- workshop Wednesday at 4 p.m. perience their first episode of in Room 106 for students who anxiety by age 22, making anx- need help coping with stress. iety disorders one of the most Kelly Peck, a psychology pro- prevalent mental health prob- fessor and a worker at the Psy- lems on university campuses. chological Services Center, said T. Davis, a health educator it is important that students in the department of Campus learn more about these issues Recreation and Health Pro- and how they can get help for motion, said stress and anxi- them. ety don’t solely affect students’ “I think it’s important that school work or social life, but students are aware of what re- can also hurt a student’s men- sources are available to them,” tal, physical and emotional Peck said. “There are a lot of health. Davis said the psycho- really good therapists on cam- logical response to these issues pus and a lot of graduate stu- is the weakening of the immune dents who are really capable system and affectation of sleep with helping students deal with patterns and concentration. this stuff.” “Students experiencing bad Peck said moderate amounts PERCENT OF AMERICANS WITH ANXIETY DISORDERS stress should seek assistance anxiety are not a thing people have to try and get rid of or HAVE THEIR FIRST EPISODE BEFORE AGE 22. because chronic distress can GRAPHIC BY: CLARA TURNAGE fear. Everyone just has to learn and often does affect one’s Information from the Anxiety and Depression Association of America suggests anxiety disorders begin as early health to include mild sickness to handle them, said Peck. to cardiovascular disease,” Da- “What we see with stress as college for many people. The University of Mississippi has many programs designed to aid students who are vis said. and anxiety is not so much having trouble coping with stress. There are a number of places on campus students can go to SEE STRESS PAGE 3 Students weigh benefits and costs of studying abroad ALICE MCKELVEY a semester on an exchange pro- derstood. [email protected] gram, they’ll pay the same base Hall said the housing in Aus- tuition as they do here at UM,” tralia was estimated to be about For some students, studying Langley said. “The cost of living $450-$500 a month, which was abroad is the experience of a life- adjustment can be a little higher very similar to the rent she pays time, but many do not realize the in some locations, like the Unit- in Oxford, but was informed at financial implications or aid avail- ed Kingdom, due to the exchange the last minute that rent would be able to them through the Univer- rate between the British pound about $800 per month. sity. sterling and the U.S. dollar. How- “There was a miscommunica- Skip Langley, study abroad ever, the base cost of tuition re- tion about the prices of the hous- advisor at the Office of Global mains the same to study in Ed- ing in Australia, and so I came Engagement, said the Universi- inburgh, Scotland as it does in to the decision that it was going ty sends around 75-100 students Oxford.” to be too costly,” Hall said. “This abroad during fall semester and Maddie Hall, sophomore recre- was very difficult because I did not about 150 students in the spring. ation administration major, had realize this until after most other Many students do not consider just that problem with the cost of students had already registered studying in other countries, how- living exchange rate. [for spring classes], so I had to ever, because they fear it will cost Hall had planned to live in quickly try to make a schedule for too much and that they will not Brisbane, Australia for the spring spring. Many classes were already have the finances to cover expens- semester until she recently dis- full so this was really hard to do, es like tuition, flights, boarding covered the trip was going to cost COURTESY: TAYLOR BENNETT and spending money. more than she had previously un- SEE PAGE 3 Students pose for a photo in Glencoe, Scotland during a study abroad session in spring 2015. “If a student goes abroad for ABROAD opinion PAGE 2 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | 1 DECEMBER 2015 | OPINION

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SIERRA MANNIE opinion editor The deadly power of dangerous rhetoric [email protected] that as long as domestic terrorists white person shot with their own blamed “typical left-wing tactics” ROYCE SWAYZE are sad white men using guns, gun? “That’s a tragedy.” for linking the shooter to an- photography editor the GOP won’t be too worried Do we blame guns or bad rhet- ti-abortion rhetoric. [email protected] about whoever they kill—at least oric or the person who slaugh- If the shooter sounds like any- not worried enough to do any- tered so callously? The answer is one, he sounds like her, Ted Cruz, ARIEL COBBERT thing about it. they’re all to blame, in different Ben Carson. Even Mike Hucka- assistant photography editor Americans like bombers. portions. bee declared this man a domestic [email protected] Bombers are easy to blame, easy The Center for Medical Prog- terrorist. to hate. They’re extraordinary. ress (a misnomer at best, a right And all of this is before you CAROLINE CALLAWAY You make a bomb purposefully; out anti-choice lie at worst) re- even delve into the hypocrisy of a DANIELLE MINUS you have to look up how to make leased videos that spread lies and pro-lifers who often try to defund design editors it. No one casually becomes a made abortion providers even contraceptive services while sup- bomber. more targeted than before. porting war and the death penal- ASHLEY GAMBLE HOLLY BAER But guns seem to be more Violence against abortion pro- ty. online editor [email protected] American than America itself. viders isn’t new by any means. These videos and political rhet- We’ve made our lifeblood out of Dr. Barnett Slepian was mur- oric have created a fireball of ha- I wonder how many people gunpowder and sweat. Guns nev- dered in his home in 1998. Dr. tred and fury that caused a man ADVERTISING STAFF: have to die before people realize er kill people - they just expedite George Tiller was murdered to kill three people over some do- words have power. EVAN MILLER the process. during his church’s worship ser- nated tissue. Three people are dead—includ- advertising sales manager There’s a reason why black vice in 2009. One of the doctors Words are powerful and dan- ing a police officer—in Colorado [email protected] men who open carry get arrested in the videos from the Center for gerous. I can shout from the Springs because a man believed and white men get questioned. Medical Progress was forced to rooftops how I feel about things, MICHAEL DAVIS Planned Parenthood was selling A quick Google search will show flee her home and hire around- but I must acknowledge what my BEN NAPOLETAN baby parts. He bought into the you case after case of people the-clock security. words can do. Fiorina and her lot DANIELLE RANDALL rhetoric many prominent politi- obeying the law getting shoved to The GOP has made slamming are wholly unready to accept ac- PIERRE WHITESIDE cal personas have been spouting the ground and arrested for exer- Planned Parenthood a daily countability for the hate they’re account executives and used it to justify the murder cising their right to bear arms. game. Carly Fiorina swears up flaming, and the next victim of American citizens. MADELEINE DEAR In reality, the right to bear arms and down she saw a fetus being could very well be someone you How many mothers, fathers ROBERT LOCKARD is a white thing. Black people can murdered outside of its mother’s love. and unarmed civilians have to die ELLEN SPIES own guns, but at their own risk. If body in the CMP video, despite before people understand that creative designers they get shot with their own gun? the fact that that footage exists Holly Baer is a senior religious some rhetoric isn’t just inflam- “They deserved it. They were nowhere. In the aftermath of the studies major from Flowood. matory, it’s lethal? I’m convinced probably criminals anyway.” A attack in Colorado Springs, she S. GALE DENLEY STUDENT MEDIA CENTER PATRICIA THOMPSON THE DAILY The Daily Mississippian The Daily Mississippian welcomes letters to the editor. Let- Director of Student Media and MISSISSIPPIAN is published Monday ters should be addressed to The Daily Mississippian, 201 Daily Mississippian Faculty through Friday during Bishop Hall, P.O. Box 1848, University, MS, 38677-1848, Adviser S. Gale Denley Student the academic year, on or e-mailed to [email protected]. 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scholarships for traveling if stu- ABROAD dents apply for them, and there continued from page 1 are many third-party scholarships available to students through vari- ous organizations. but after several meetings with “There are need-based scholar- teachers I ended up with a full ships for those who may receive schedule.” the Pell Grant,” Langley said. Hall said she did not receive any “There are access scholarships for, scholarships, but wishes that she say, first generation college stu- would have researched and ap- dents, minority or LGBT students. plied for more in order to help with There are also merit-based schol- the higher costs of the trip. Sofia arships for those who excel in the Thomas, a senior English major, classroom.” was able to study at the Universi- Langley said he encourages stu- ty of Edinburgh in Scotland with dents who are interested in study- relatively little cost to her with the ing abroad to apply for any and help of Ole Miss scholarships. all scholarships that are available, “I got incredibly lucky and got to because it is guaranteed that stu- spend a semester at a top-tier uni- dents will not receive scholarships versity at a really low cost to me,” if they do not apply for them. Thomas said. “I feel that if students would Thomas said she believes cost is take time to come into our office probably a reason why more stu- and get some information from dents don’t study abroad. Langley the advisors, they’ll realize that said many on-campus organi- studying abroad is something they PHOTO BY: ROYCE SWAYZE zations, like the Honors College can fit into their college career.” Students work on projects a week before finals. and some Greek chapters, provide self. Surround yourself with thing I personally do to handle STRESS people who will strive to build it is exercise, and exercise has continued from page 1 you up.” actually been proven to low- Robin Street, a public rela- er stress and anxiety levels. It tions professor, had some great seems counterintuitive—in- the stress level that is harm- advice for how students can re- stead of spending an hour ful, but how you interpret it,” duce their own anxiety if they studying to spend an hour tak- Peck said. “It’s what we do with don’t have time or can’t seek a ing a walk or a jog— but it real- those feelings, what we do with counselor. ly can reduce that anxiety and those thoughts, what we do “Stress and anxiety are just help you be able to come back with those sensations.” going to be a normal part of and concentrate better.” Sandra Bentley, Student exam week,” Street said. “One Health Center Pharmacy oper- ational director, said students that don’t find healthy outlets for stress often face repercus- sions. “Students that have not found healthy ways to reduce stress place themselves at risk for other health conditions,” Bentley said. “Oftentimes, students find unhealthy outlets to manage stress and anxiety. Ev- eryone will have stress at some point, but it is how they handle stress that determines if it is serious.” Junior music education major Amelia Bailey said,0 for her, time management is a good 27745 way to help eliminate stress. She said students should just do something that takes their mind off of the stress such as going for a run or just watching TV. “Make sure someone knows about your stress and be able to vent about it,” Bailey said. “Don’t bottle up anxiety. It just makes things worse on your- 27757

Sun.-Wed. 10:30am-1:00am, Thurs.-Sat. 10:30am-2:00am 27759 27776 lifestyles PAGE 4 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | 1 DECEMBER 2015 | LIFESTYLES ILLUSTRATION: CLARA TURNAGE

Adele 7 days ofZOE MCDONALD [email protected]

Adele’s much-anticipated, record-breaking album “25” came out Friday, Nov. 20, and the music world was wide-eyed and ready to get our hearts both broken and mended by Adele’s latest. For seven days, I listened to the album and forced others to as well. Here is a catalogue of how it happened:

Day one. Day two. Day three. Day four.

It is Saturday, Nov. 21. I am a day late re- I wake up feeling a little grog- Today, I am running errands before Today, I am traveling. I am sure that, ceiving Adele’s latest piece of artistry, “25.” gy and down. I make plans to my family leaves to visit more fami- for the entirety of the 7-hour drive, I will All I’ve had for the past 24 hours to satiate my head into Jackson and visit with ly in Bridgeport, Alabama. Happy to only be able to play “25” once. People are need for Adele are “19” and “21.” my friend Eve. I know she hasn’t take this opportunity to skip out on saying Adele’s album sales will surpass In one hour I will drive to The End of All purchased “25” yet because, like the hustle and bustle of my family’s the highest ever (NSYNC’s “No Strings Music to buy my first CD in months. me, she is a loyal Spotify user. I packing rituals, I gleefully plan to lis- Attached” in 2000). What else could be Around 10:30 a.m., I am pulling out from can’t wait to see her reaction. ten to “25” about 25 times through. At expected from the most anticipated al- The End of All Music. I have ripped through As soon as Eve sat in my pas- this point, I have clearly chosen my bum of 2015? the plastic seals and replaced “21” with “25” senger seat, she picked up the favorite songs, though listening to the I finally convince my family to play in my car’s stereo. Bass. album. I smiled knowingly as I entire album is a beautiful experience. the album during the drive. At first, my “Hello,” she croons. “Hello” I sing in uni- skipped “Hello”– right on to the I find that skipping to “Hello,” “Water mother isn’t too impressed, but I can tell son. It’s about time. unheard business. Under the Bridge,” “River Lea” and she begins to appreciate it after a while. As I head home to Flowood, I play the rest As I am driving through Fon- “Sweetest Devotion” yields the great- “This’ll be good after a couple glasses of the virgin CD. dren, at “Send My Love (To Your est mood shift. I feel as if these songs, of wine,” she says. Since Adele opted out of streaming “25,” I New Lover),” Eve is staring past especially “River Lea,” take me to the One of the songs, “A Million Years am limited to listening to it in any empty CD the dashboard wistfully into deepest depths of Adele’s roots. Be- Ago,” sounds familiar, and with a little player I can find. This is my week’s main chal- some outer space I can’t make cause of the quick, hard-hitting pace googling we find out that many people lenge. After listening to it all the way through, out or imagine. of these tracks, my car speed increas- had made the same observation. “Yes- I am filled with love. “Ah,” she mutters. “Anoth- es far above my 5 mph-over policy. I terday” by Roy Clark is the musical It’s only going to get better with time. I hear er breakup album for me.” She am beginning to think that I might get doppelganger of “A Million Years Ago.” the last track as I am headed South down In- then embraces the CD case and pulled over for recklessly jamming to After the album ends, I hold up my “21” terstate 55. Adele’s flawless face and perfect Adele. album. “Eh?” I instantly know this one will become a cat-eye-lined eyes. I have a quasi-spiritual moment on I am rejected. It was a good run, favorite. I notice some uplifting guitar riffs This can definitely be filed my way to Madison while listening to though. juxtaposed with a much richer, more mature under “break-up albums.” How- “Sweetest Devotion.” I decide that I When we arrive at Gran’s, I tell her sound from Adele. ever, it also pulses with the am Adele and also her backup sing- about my project. She reminds me that These are good things. strength and empowerment of ers. I feel as if I embody her, but I am she had actually bought “19” for me moving on and growing up. also watching her feel everything si- during an album sale in a little antique multaneously. I sing to a person I can- store in south Pittsburgh that isn’t open not see in a white truck with a license anymore. plate that reads, “bn2hunt.” Adele is Tomorrow is Aunt Judy’s annual for us all. Christmas party. I ask if I can bring the I decide that my favorite part of the album to play. She replies, “Oh honey, I album is “Sweetest Devotion” and its have it.” transition back to “Hello.” Listen to Rebel Radio TODAY!

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ADELE’S “25”: HISTORY IN THE MAKING -Debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200

- Sold 3.38 million copies in the first week, according to Nielsen Music

- Broke first-week sales record originally held by ‘NSYNC’s “No Strings At- tached” in four days

- Made up 49 percent of all digital album sales in its first week, according to Billboard

- 22,000 copies were sold on Vinyl, the third largest sales in a week, according to Billboard

COURTESY: ADELE.COM

Day five. Day six. Day seven. Post week:

We are preparing hors d’oeuvres I wake up excited because I know I I am at a charity auction and party For a week full of Adele, I didn’t cry for Aunt Judy’s party and listening will stuff my face with all the food and in a cabin on the side of a ridge. After once. This turn of events is surprising, to Adele. We listen to the album Adele that I can. trying several times to request that because just a few years ago, I couldn’t three times through during our pre- I also brace myself for a day of hec- the band play a song, any song, by get through “Someone Like You” with- game. tic Thanksgiving rituals and family Adele, I have to give up trying because out bursting into tears as soon as Adele I can’t convince many people spats. I hope that I can solve all of I’m going to embarrass my father in went into her belt range. More than to listen to the album again once them with Adele, as in this brilliant front of his friends. He leads me to a anything, I felt empowered by “25.” the party starts. We listen to Su- SNL skit. Of course, I’m more wor- group of women inside. These songs are timeless, and proof, san Boyle’s Christmas album and ried about college football arguments “Here, Zoe, ask them about Adele,” more than anything, that Adele under- then take a vote to see who wants than political arguments. Just as the he says. stands what it means to be human— to listen to Adele again. She earned last dish arrives on Gran’s table, I Me: “So, uh, what do you think of to feel. By the end of the seven days, I three votes: Me, my Gran and my smile slyly and turn on “25,” chang- Adele’s new album.” knew the words to almost every song. I mother because “she’s my daugh- ing the input on the TV so football is Bridgeport women: “We love also caught almost every family mem- ter.” Oh well. no longer on. Luckily, no one seems Adele.” “She can do no wrong.” ber and friend singing along at least I am making plans to comman- to care. “25” makes an excellent back- They also tell me that “25” served once. Judging by the growing number deer Gran’s DVD player during ground to eating copious amounts of as a break-up album for one of their of records that Adele has broken (3.38 Thanksgiving tomorrow… fried okra, mashed potatoes and other own. I ask if someone in the band million copies were sold in the first Thanksgiving delicacies. This should can possibly cover Adele. One of the week, the most ever counted), “25” will probably count as a record for the lon- women replies with, “No, he doesn’t be a timeless go-to for us all. gest amount of time Gran’s TV was on do Adele.” something other than football during Me: “Oh. Okay,” I say before swiftly Thanksgiving. I’ve done my job well. disappearing. Congratulations to all our football ticket winners this season

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BRIAN SCOTT RIPPEE in college football. Does the [email protected] SEC rebound this year, and reclaim its place as the best Bowl season is right around conference in America? Or the corner, and, as per usual, PREDICTIONS does it stumble and continue the SEC will fill a number of to prove that parody in college different bowl slots. Ten SEC COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF: football is more evident now teams became bowl-eligible ALABAMA MUSIC CITY: GEORGIA than ever before? this season, including the en- Biggest mismatch: If these tire SEC West along with Flor- SUGAR: OLE MISS BELK: ARKANSAS projections hold true, it’s got ida, Tennessee and Georgia. to be Auburn against Mem- Barring an upset this week- CITRUS: FLORIDA LIBERTY: MISSISSIPPI STATE phis. The Tigers have strug- end, Alabama looks as if it gled this year after being the will be returning to the col- OUTBACK: TENNESSEE TEXAS: TEXAS A&M preseason favorite to win lege football playoff, likely as SEC, and a matchup against the two or three seed playing Paxton Lynch and the explo- in the Cotton Bowl on New GATOR: LSU BBVA COMPASS BOWL: AUBURN sive offense of Memphis could Year’s Eve. send them into the offseason The SEC will get a second with a 6-7 record. team into an access bowl this Best Matchup: TCU beat a berth in the Citrus Bowl in invitation, Mississippi State bowl bid. The only SEC team year, and it will either be Flor- Baylor this past weekend, Orlando. While this process would end up in the Liberty this would apply to is Missou- ida or Ole Miss. It could po- and should get the nod over is somewhat complicated, Ole Bowl against a Big 12 team— ri, who would likely land in tentially get a little bit com- the Bears to play in the Sug- Miss is either heading to New likely Texas Tech or Kansas the Independence Bowl, giv- plicated depending on what ar Bowl. If everything goes Orleans or Orlando. State. ing the SEC’s 11 teams playing happens with the rankings accordingly in the SEC, you Looking further down the Texas A&M will likely end in bowl games. set tomorrow night. Which- could potentially see a New line, Georgia looks pretty set up in the Texas Bowl against Given these projections, ever team is ranked higher Year’s Eve rematch between for a date with a Big Ten team whichever Big 12 team doesn’t here are some things to look come Sunday will be in line Ole Miss and TCU. Trevone in the Music City Bowl. Penn play in the Liberty Bowl. Ten- for this bowl season. to fill the access slot in The Boykin will have a month State looks like the Bulldogs’ nessee will be heading to the Biggest storyline: I think Sugar Bowl, and with Florida to get healthy and face a re- most likely opponent. Outback Bowl and will most nationwide, it has to be the coming off of a loss to Florida venge-seeking Ole Miss de- LSU and Mississippi State likely be playing Northwest- SEC. After a poor bowl show- State and Ole Miss drubbing fense. This potential matchup appear to be in a toss up be- ern. At 6-6, Auburn looks like ing last season, the SEC’s ego Mississippi State this week- could have the making for an tween the TaxSlayer Bowl and a lock for a Birmingham Bowl took a hit, so to speak, and is end, many think that the Reb- outstanding football game. els will jump the Gators in this Belk Bowl, and based on the match up against Memphis to no longer viewed as the far week’s rankings. Though this way each team is trending, I round out the SEC teams that and away toughest conference outcome is not guaranteed, would give the nod to LSU for are bowl eligible. Florida losing to Alabama this the TaxSlayer Bowl and the It’s been a strange year in weekend would also help the Bulldogs for the Belk Bowl college football, and with so Rebels’ chances of heading to spot. Arkansas is also a pos- many bowls and not enough New Orleans on New Year’s sible candidate for the Belk teams eligible to fill the slots, Eve. The alternative would be Bowl. If Arkansas gets the you could potentially see some five-win teams accept a CLASSIFIEDS INFORMATION CONDO FOR RENT FAULKNER FLATS SUB-LEASE 2 Bedroom, 2 bath Condo. Sub-Lease To place your ad in The Daily Mississippian Classifieds section, visit: Starting December 1st. $1240/mo. Call: http://www.thedmonline.com/classifieds. 662-832-0205 AVAILABLE JAN 1, 3 bed / 2bath The DEADLINE to place, correct or cancel an ad is 12 p.m. one business day in ad- townhouse in Autumn Ridge. Fireplace, vance. The Daily Mississippian is published Monday through Friday when school is hardwood floors, yard, dishwasher, and in session except during the summer session which is Tuesdays and Thursdays. CH/ A. Close to campus. Call Rental Central@ (662)595-4165 Classified ads must be prepaid. All major credit cards accepted. No refunds on classified ads once published. PART-TIME

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Coaching carousel begins turning as positions open up

COURTESY: SOUTH CAROLINA ATHLETICS South Carolina’s Steve Spurrier announced that he was retiring earlier this season.

COURTESY: MISSOURI ATHLETICS COURTESY: GEORGIA ATHLETICS Missouri football coach Gary Pinkel will resign from his position at the end of the season due to University of Georgia head football coach Mark Richt recently stepped down. health reasons. COLLIN BRISTER Georgia. The Bulldogs decid- of the best assistant football recruit much better players. for South Carolina is Todd [email protected] ed to depart with Richt on coaches in the country. Smart Fedora has turned North Monken from Southern Miss. Sunday and will look to hire a is an alumnus of Georgia and Carolina around even after Monken took over a South- Silly season has begun in new coach immediately. played for the Bulldogs. He a lackluster performance in ern Miss program that went college football. Mark Richt Georgia is undoubtedly a was rumored to be interested 2014. Fedora took over the winless in 2012. Monken won is out at Georgia. Gary Pinkel top 10 job in the college foot- in the South Carolina job ear- North Carolina program in only one game during his first is out at Missouri. Les Miles ball world. With top-tier fa- lier this month, but if that was 2012, and has made it a na- year at Southern Miss, but has nine lives and is returning cilities and a fertile recruit- true, it has probably been put tionally relevant program. two years later has them in to LSU to coach their presti- ing base, a coach can succeed on hold at this point. North Carolina is in the mid- the Conference USA Champi- gious football team. Alleged- there. The issue, however, is Dan Mullen is a very good dle of NCAA sanctions from onship game. ly. Probably. Maybe. that Georgia may have trouble football coach. Mullen has some academic mishaps, so Southern Miss has a solid Richt was fired at Georgia finding a better coach when done more at Mississippi State Fedora may be looking to football program, but they after a 9-3 season, but those they fired arguably their best than any other coach in the making a move. won’t be able to match the three losses were to two of coach in program history af- history of their program. Mul- The South Carolina job is money that a place like South Georgia’s biggest rivals— ter a 9-3 season. len’s downfall at Mississippi still open, too. Steve Spurrier Carolina could give him. I’m Florida and Tennessee. The Names to look at for Geor- State is his inability to attract retired in October, and South not sure if Monken is in a hur- other loss was a blowout at gia are Kirby Smart, Dan Mul- top tier recruits. Mullen wins Carolina only won one game ry to leave a place that gave the hands of Nick Saban and len, and Larry Fedora. with average recruiting class- after his retirement. South him his first head coaching the Alabama Crimson Tide in Smart is currently the de- es in Starkville. Imagine what Carolina lost to the Citadel. job, but if he is, South Caro- October. Richt won 145 games fensive coordinator at Geor- he could do at Georgia, a place Yeah. lina would be a good place to during his 15 year tenure at gia and is regarded as one where he would undoubtedly I think a name to look at start.