The No. 9 Ole Miss Rebels are on a bye week this weekend, the only one the team will have until the end of the regular season. The break is coming at a convenient time for the Rebels; major adjustments will need to be made following a 52-28 loss to No.
The 2026 season for Ole Miss has certainly been an eventful one through the first four games. The Rebels currently sit at 3-1 and No. 9 in the AP poll, with wins over No.
No one in Oxford, Mississippi, is hitting the panic button yet. The Ole Miss Rebels suffered a brutal road loss to Florida a week ago, dropping their record to 3-1.
While the Ole Miss Rebels started out the 2026 campaign strong, most notably in their victory at home against LSU, many questions have arose since. With a blowout loss in Pete Golding's first true road game as Ole Miss' head coach at Florida, it's not clear where this team is headed this year.
A bye week can be the best medicine for a reset. The Ole Miss Rebels suffered an unacceptable 52-28 loss to Florida last week, dropping Ole Miss to 3-1.
The Ole Miss Rebels are in the middle of their first full season under Pete Golding, as the program has sights set on another deep run in the College Football Playoff.
Ole Miss has been a Nike school since 1999, and the partnership is now reportedly set to end when the current contract expires in June 2027.
With a bye week on the schedule for Ole Miss this coming Saturday, Pete Golding & Co. have an opportunity to turn inward and assess following a 52-28 blowout against Florida.
The Ole Miss Rebels need to reset during their bye week after a brutal loss to the Florida Gators. They were thoroughly outmatched from start to finish, and it was a disappointing effort by Pete Golding's team.
OXFORD, Miss. — Ole Miss is one-third through its 2026 season. The ninth-ranked Rebels currently sit with a 3-1 (1-1 SEC) record in the midst of their Week 5 bye. Following a blowout loss in Week 4 to Florida, Pete Golding wants his team to do some soul-searching through practices during their open week.
The Ole Miss Rebels will look to bounce back in multiple ways after losing 52-28 in Gainesville. Ole Miss never really got going early in the game, as Florida was in control from the start.
OXFORD, Miss. — Ole Miss is leaning into the feelings it had walking off the field at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, following its blowout loss to Florida,
Florida left no doubt in the Swamp on Saturday.
Ole Miss fans around the country held their breath this Saturday when Trinidad Chambliss went down with an injury. Chambliss, the odds-on favorite to win the Heisman Trophy, suffered a tough hit to the ribs as he was scrambling on third down against Florida.
One way to raise your draft stock and power ranking as a quarterback is to win games, and that's exactly what Trinidad Chambliss of Ole Miss is doing.
Ole Miss is off to a 3-0 start and sits No. 4 in the AP poll, and its trip to Gainesville on Saturday gives the Rebels a chance at a third ranked win already in the fourth week of the season.
Lane Kiffin used Wednesday's SEC coaches' teleconference to argue for a gentler verdict on No. 10 LSU's 32-24 loss at No. 4 Ole Miss, the game that brought him back to Vaught-Hemingway Stadium for the first time since he left the Rebels for Baton Rouge last November.
The Ole Miss Rebels are rolling right now, and head coach Pete Golding and his staff are taking advantage of every bit of momentum to roll on the recruiting trail as well.
The Ole Miss Rebels and LSU Tigers game was exactly what fans had hoped it would be, coming down to a neck-and-neck win at the very end of the game.
The No. 4 Ole Miss Rebels are certainly hoping that star running back Kewan Lacy will be able to play in Week 4 against the No. 21 Florida Gators.
Each week, Yardbarker spotlights college football stars, some of whom will play on Sundays. With that in mind, here are five Week 3 standouts.
The biggest game of college football this weekend was the Rebels hosting the Tigers in Lane Kiffin's highly anticipated return to Oxford.
Ole Miss Athletics sent its students a new set of instructions on Thursday afternoon, two days before LSU visits Oxford with their former HC Lane Kiffin on the opposing sideline.
There is no bigger game in college football in Week 3 than the massive SEC showdown between the No. 7 LSU Tigers and No. 8 Ole Miss Rebels.
Chambliss, a former Division II star at Ferris State, broke out last season, leading Ole Miss to the College Football Playoff semifinals.
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