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GAME RUNS DEEP

Ole Miss, Tampering, and Selective Enforcement + 2026 SEC Schedule Predictions

Ole Miss finds itself at the center of the college football tampering conversation and Sudu and Ben aren’t buying the selective outrage.

In this episode of Game Runs Deep, the guys break down the tampering accusations aimed at Ole Miss, why tampering is clearly happening across college football, and why it’s impossible to take enforcement seriously when programs like Miami, Texas, LSU, and others operate openly with no consequences. 

The discussion turns toward the NCAA’s long history of selective enforcement, why its credibility is broken, and why expecting fairness from the current system feels unrealistic.

From there, Sudu and Ben take a full tour through the 2026 SEC schedules, going team by team across all 16 programs and projecting records, swing games, and where surprises could come from next season.

The episode closes with a conversation on Hall of Fame snubs, including why Eli Manning is unquestionably a Pro Football Hall of Famer despite missing another ballot, and why it’s even more absurd that Bill Belichick wasn’t a first-ballot selection.

A wide-ranging episode covering the current state of college football, the SEC’s future, and why trust in the sport’s leadership continues to erode.

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