Quinshon Judkins, hailing from Pike Road, Alabama, grew up immersed in the world of college football. Like many kids from his home state, he avidly followed the Auburn Tigers and their in-state rival, Alabama. However, when it came time to make his college decision, Ole Miss was the first to offer, and Judkins decided to head west to Oxford.
As the 13th-ranked Rebels gear up to face Auburn this Saturday, Judkins reflects on his journey and his mentality going into the game. "Me being here at Ole Miss, there isn't anything that I think about there," Judkins confidently stated. He approaches every game with the same focus and determination, preparing diligently and executing the game plan.
After a challenging start to the season, the Rebels have shown improvement in their running game. Judkins has been a key contributor, rushing for an impressive 469 yards and scoring six touchdowns on 108 carries. Ulysses Bentley IV and quarterback Jaxson Dart have also made significant contributions to the ground attack.
Judkins acknowledges the progress he has made in aspects of his game that often go unnoticed. He emphasizes his improvement in playing without the ball and expresses satisfaction with his current level of performance. "Where I am now, I think I'm doing really good," he affirmed.
With a bye week behind them, questions arise about the team's performance after a break last season, where they lost their final four games. However, Judkins assures that the mentality of the team is different this time around. He highlights their focus and determination, stating that everyone is locked in and aware of the ultimate goal.
