An article of this type last season would have been hard-pressed to find eight questions in total when looking at the Ole Miss Football team as it headed into Spring Practice. 

Those—we now know—were the Salad Days, when optimism and anticipation failed to foretell that Jevan Snead would struggle; that Mike Wallace might have been the most damaging loss from the 2008 team; and that the running game—sans Dexter McCluster—would produce pedestrian results.

Now, fast forward to this year, where abundant questions and trepidation have left Rebel Nation with eggshells cracking underfoot.

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