It's time for The Mailbag, presented by Whitney McNutt of Tommy Morgan Inc. Realtors: Edition 202.

I asked for your questions. You delivered. So here we go…

They'd have a hell of a shot. But those four individuals don't guarantee it. Alabama is in the division, and there's a real chance division-less league play isn't far away. But it's a talent league, and those are four very talented people. Frankly, I think if Ole Miss can keep Kiffin around, a trip to Atlanta is as close to inevitable as inevitable can be in college football. I'm not saying it's imminent or anything like that, but the job Kiffin has done at Ole Miss is nothing short of remarkable.

Oh, they're aware. However, I don't think Kiffin was thinking about the betting line on Saturday. He was trying to get Mingo the record and then he wanted to reward a walk-on who busts his tail every day on the scout team.

I think Texas A&M has a lot of talent. Much of it is young. None of it playing quarterback, but there's a lot of talent in College Station. You simply can't count the Aggies out. Alabama isn't average without Young, but they're certainly mortal without last year's Heisman winner.

He wants to visit some Big Ten schools, so we might drive around and do that some over the next 18 months or so. We're going to look at other places, too. Obviously, because of his sisters, he has a very positive view of Arkansas. He wants to check out Oklahoma. I just want him to look at a lot of places.

As for "fun" Big 10 schools, I don't know. I'd guess a lot of them are pretty fun, but I'm far from an expert on that.

I don't think any of those people worry him at this point. The man has built a dynasty. It likely will never be repeated. None of those guys can come in and do anything to threaten what he's built.

Well, college football games are super spreaders. Also, a lot of their fans probably died from the virus, what with all those trips to the beach and whatnot. Dead people can't attend college football games. Vote? Yes. Attend football games? No.

That's all I can come up with.

My feeling here is Florida State has nothing to lose by hiring Sanders. They're not winning big now. They've become a bit of an average program, so if you're going high-risk/high-reward, do it. If I'm Georgia Tech, I make him tell me no. He's a natural fit in both of those places.

You know where I stand on this. I never, ever do anything to taunt Alabama. I give them no extra motivation, no extra energy. Ever. I applaud them politely and just hope for the best. Little Debbies would be funny.

Rhule can get in on any job he wants to get in on. However, the man is walking with $40 million from Carolina. If he's coaching next season, I question his sanity.

Here's the simple answer to this: I don't know.

I simply don't know him on a personal level, so that's impossible for me -- or anyone other than a small handful of people -- to answer. People who know him tell me he's pretty happy here. I do know there are some things here that are very frustrating to him. How those things balance, I simply don't know.

There are only 32 NFL coaching jobs, and right now, the trend isn't pointing towards hiring college coaches. However, he's one of the world's elite offensive play-callers and offensive game-planners, and that transcends levels.

And I feel like I've covered this on the college level. The list of schools that will pay him $10 million per year (and it likely would take at least that), stay out of his way, give him total autonomy and make him the brand is an incredibly small list.

I don't think beating Ole Miss would save Harsin's job. I guess it could delay something next week, but that's hardly a fait accompli at this point, per multiple sources.

There is no sign his team is about to quit on him, certainly not in the manner in which the 2011 Rebels spit the bit down the stretch.

However, there always comes a point for a doomed team when they just let off the gas. No one can really predict when that moment arrives, but you sort of know it when you see it.

The pitchers would have the immediate advantage and then, as the hitters acclimated, it would be incumbent on the pitchers to adjust, which would, in turn, force the hitters to adjust. Given today's level of pitching, the games would be incredibly low-scoring.

I use a stick, and I use a lot of it. I can't imagine not using deodorant. How do you handle the stickiness that comes from living down here (I'm assuming you live in South)? Do you shower a ton. I shower twice a day, every day. I apply deodorant after every shower. I use Degree mostly, but the main thing for me is it must be an anti-perspirant stick. I don't really care about scents or whatnot.

I don't know. I could report the deals we have with players, I suppose, but I chose and choose not to. I guess it doesn't seem important to me. Maybe I'm wrong. I'm for the kids getting paid, too, but for far more than 90 percent of them, it's not the big money people are talking about. And maybe this is me being the dad of a 21-, 19- and 16-year-old, but while college football has become a professional sport, these are still kids playing said sport.

People used to ask me if I were going to write a book. The answer has been and will forever remain a firm no. I'm not talented enough to write a book. But if I had the talent to write something and I was forced to write about college sports, I'd peel the onion way back on college football.

It would probably be a lot less radical if that had happened. However, and I think this is so important to note, something had to happen to make the atmosphere ripe for Trump to win in 2016. Obama's second term was incredibly divisive. Americans had had all they wanted of the Clintons and Bushes and Trump appealed to something in the working classes of those rust belt states. She ran an awful campaign. She lost more than he won. In many ways, that's become our problem. We're now voting against a candidate rather than voting for one.

But we're a month away from some form of gridlock and getting closer and closer to what could be a country-defining election in 2024.

I'm not sure it would be much different. It would take quite the controversial call to get standard media to focus on officiating. You're seeing that occur today in the NFL with the roughing the quarterback penalties. And the hardcore fan journalists who believe the games are fixed against his (or her, but it's usually his) team would turn those postgame press conferences into high comedy. College officials aren't as good as NFL officials. They miss calls. It's just part of the game.

Most people don't like to just lie. If I ask someone something, usually that person wants to tell me the truth, but sometimes that truth can't be attributed to him/her. In the Tuberville instance, I had someone inside the building at Auburn -- someone who liked me and respected how hard I was working and how diligently I was trying to be accurate -- steer me towards Tuberville. One of his friends gave me some information that further pushed me in that direction. Then an Auburn booster essentially admitted I was right.

He asked me on the phone, "You went to Ole Miss. You cover Auburn. Wouldn't you leave Ole Miss for Auburn?"

This was 1998, and my answer was honest. "As the head football coach? Absolutely."

Auburn was clearly, without a doubt, a significantly better job than Ole Miss in the fall of 1998. He respected that answer.

Finally, I began talking to Tuberville, who very clearly couldn't answer truthfully on the record.

I could give many more examples. Sometimes it's an administrator likely wanting to float a trial balloon. Sometimes it's an agent maybe wanting to create or utilize some leverage. There are lots of reasons to use media anonymously.

I hope that helps your understanding.

That's impossible to answer. What does Oklahoma look like in two years joining the SEC? What does Ole Miss look like in two years? Where is the NIL? What's the situation at Ole Miss with facilities, with medical arrangements for players, with perceived levels of commitment.

More importantly, why do you guys do this? Right now, you have Kiffin. He's an incredible fit. He's winning. If he beats Auburn Saturday, he's 18-3 in his last 21 and he would've basically beaten everyone but Alabama (and really no one beats Alabama).

It doesn't matter to me, but sometimes I wish you guys could just enjoy the good ole days while you're living in them.

It's too early to say.

I will say I like everything I see from Dart. I like his make-up, his work ethic, his accountability, everything. The mistakes he's making are typical of a 19-year-old quarterback.

Yeah, I think it's likely she knew something. She might not have known everything. In fact, she likely didn't, but she knew something. The Lincoln assassination is fascinating. It's a riveting story. In many ways, it's more intriguing than the Kennedy assassination.

But yes, if I could be granted the definitive truth, complete with all of the details, I'd want to know the absolute truth on what happened that day in Dallas in 1963.

Bentley and Knox have been hurt and/or are hurt. Battle has lost time to two lockdown cornerbacks, Prince and Igbinosun. Wolfe's football future, per multiple sources, is very much in doubt. He simply has not been able to stay healthy, dating back to his senior year in high school.