Mississippi coach Pete Golding aims to eradicate erratic play in Week 2 against Charlotte
After erratic play nearly cost No. 9 Mississippi a season-opening setback, coach Pete Golding has made consistency an over-arching theme while preparing for Saturday’s home opener against Charlotte. Golding says Ole Miss showed “flashes” of how they should play during Sunday night's 41-38 victory over Louisville in Nashville, Tennessee. But Golding was concerned by hiccups on offense and defense.
Quarterback Trinidad Chambliss is criticizing himself for what he's termed, “bonehead plays in the first half.” Meanwhile. Ole Miss' coaching staff counted 19 missed tackles that led to 242 yards and three touchdowns for Louisville. Charlotte opened its season with a loss to The Citadel.
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