Ole Miss Goes With Stoudt at QB
Two days after his team scored no offensive touchdowns in a season-opening loss to BYU, Ole Miss coach Houston Nutt said that Bolden, one of the better running backs in school history, will be in a protective walking boot for a couple of weeks (and top backup Enrique Davis likely is out, too.)
Oh, and Stoudt, who replaced Barry Brunetti late in the first half against BYU and led the team on two scoring drives, will start Saturday's game against Southern Illinois at quarterback.
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