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Ole Miss coach Golding: Beating LSU 'sweet' but not 'our Super Bowl'

ESPN about 2 hours 1 mins read

While Ole Miss is basking in their victory over former coach Lane Kiffin and his LSU Tigers, Pete Golding cautioned that his team is aiming higher with their goals this season.

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