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COLUMBIA, South Carolina -- I was supposed to get out of Columbia at 6 a.m. today.
I stayed up late, working, with the intent of getting a few hours of sleep before leaving for the airport.
I watched the end of Arkansas' win over Tennessee and then some of Miami's win over California (if I were a conspiracist about college football officiating, that game would have me deep-digging assorted theories) and then crashed.
I woke up at 4, showered, got dressed and exited the hotel by 4:20. Before I pulled out of the lot, I looked at my phone. My flight had been delayed for more than four hours. So, I re-booked and crashed for another couple of hours.
After a crazy Saturday, a discombobulated Sunday seems fitting, I suppose.
1. It was a long week in Oxford.
It started around 2 a.m. Sunday, when Jaxson Dart and several other players met on a sleepless night in Oxford, built a small fire and ruminated over a loss the previous day to Kentucky.
The loss to the Wildcats -- a 20-17 setback that came on a day in which the Rebels were favored by at least 15.5 points -- shook Ole Miss.
"I can't even explain how much it hurt last week," Dart said. "Just being able to go through that and stack this win, it gives us some good momentum."
Dart's words came minutes after Ole Miss' 27-3 win over South Carolina, a margin that really isn't reflective of just how badly the Rebels beat the Gamecocks.
"I was just really impressed with how we came together," Dart said, chronicling a week of player meetings, individual meetings and more.
"As leadership, when you have a talented team like we have and you have a game like that where you just screw up, you definitely have to look yourself in the mirror," Dart said. "You have to see what you're about."
