MISSISSIPPI RUMORS & GOSSIP
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While Kentucky got a huge amount of attention last season, and Florida and Vanderbilt also were being talked about nationally, many would be surprised to hear that Mississippi finished at .500 in SEC play, and had their 3rd consecutive year of 20 or more wins. While this has yet to translate into national success, coach Andy Kennedy has developed a system, and players, that should...
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Schools Still Chasing Ole Miss Commit
It was two weeks ago today that Memphis (Tenn.) running back Mark Dodson announced his decision to commit to the Ole Miss Rebels in front of hundreds at a press conference at his school. And just when he thought his recruitment was over, it was only about to pick up...
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Ole Miss Digest - May 22
LOST TARGET: LaColtan Bester, a favorite target of Bo Wallace at Easy Mississippi Community College with 1,042 yards receiving and 17 touchdowns, says he's commited to Oklahoma. Ole Miss seems well stocked at receiver, but Bester and Wallace had obvious chemistry. It's too bad they won't be together again. 13 QUARTERBACKS: The Mobile Press-Register's Mike Herndon...
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Ole Miss Begins SEC Tournament Play
The SEC Tournament begins in under an hour when Ole Miss and Kentucky start play. Staff ace Bobby Wahl will be pitching on five days rest. The Rebels were left with little choice but to start Wahl as they've demonstrated trouble beating anybody when Wahl, Mike Mayers or R.J. Hively aren't pitching, and those other two have had even less rest than Wahl. Kentucky is a tough...
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Ole Miss' Nickolas Brassell to transfer
Mississippi sophomore Nickolas Brassell has decided to transfer after losing his academic eligibility.
Brassell was one of the few bright spots during a dismal 2011 season for Ole Miss. As a freshman, he was one of the only two-way players in recent program history, starting six games at receiver and another at cornerback.
He caught 24 passes for 336 yards and two touchdowns on...
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Mississippi's Brassell to transfer
Mississippi sophomore Nickolas Brassell has decided to transfer after losing his academic eligibility.
Brassell was one of the few bright spots during a dismal 2011 season for Ole Miss. As a freshman, he was one of the only two-way players in recent program history, starting six games at receiver and another at cornerback.
He caught 24 passes for 336 yards and two touchdowns on...
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12 days ago
Ole Miss freshman standout Brassell to transfer
OXFORD, Miss. (AP) -- Mississippi sophomore Nickolas Brassell has decided to transfer after losing his academic eligibility.
Brassell was one of the few bright spots during a dismal 2011 season for Ole Miss. As a freshman, he was one of the only two-way players in recent program history, starting six games at receiver and another at cornerback.
He caught 24 passes for 336 yards...
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Mississippi football player Brassell to transfer
Mississippi sophomore Nickolas Brassell has decided to transfer after losing his academic eligibility.
Brassell was one of the few bright spots during a dismal 2011 season for Ole Miss. As a freshman, he was one of the only two-way players in recent program history, starting six games at receiver and another at cornerback.
He caught 24 passes for 336 yards and two touchdowns on...
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12 days ago
Ole Miss Class of 2013 Gaining Steam
The signing class of 2013 is starting to get some momentum after the Rebels picked up commitments from "High three star" linebacker Mario Mathis and JUCO receiver Quadarias Mireles. Mireles was a member of the 2010 signing class, but didn't qualify. He's a speedster the coaches hope can do a good Dexter McCluster impersonation. Mathis is a big linebacker with offers...
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Rebels Square Series, Snap State Win Streak
They won five-straight games putting pressure on the other team. So reversing the roles was only fair, and this time it was Mississippi State which cracked first. An unexpected early deficit and some ill-timed defensive lapses opened the door for Ole Miss to knock out a 6-2 Saturday win at Dudy Noble Field.
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April 28, 2012
Cardinals take tackle Massie in fourth round
TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) -- The Cardinals finally made a move to address their offensive line Saturday, selecting offensive tackle Bobby Massie of Mississippi in the fourth round of the NFL draft.
The 6-foot-6, 320-pound lineman slipped much further in the draft than a lot of people had predicted, going to the Cardinals as the 112th player chosen overall.
Offensive line was the Cardinals...
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April 28, 2012
Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze says ‘The Blind Side’ should help with recruiting
If you had heard the name Hugh Freeze prior to last December, it was probably because you’ve seen the movie “The Blind Side.” Freeze, who is now the head coach at Ole Miss, was Michael Oher’s high school coach and was depicted in the motion picture about Oher’s journey to the NFL. And if Ole Miss recruits know him as that dude who coached Oher in high...
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April 24, 2012
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April 24, 2012
Mississippi strikes again with Terry Brutus
Ole Miss had 6′-6″ forward Terry Brutus of Massanutten Military Academy (VA) on campus on an official visit, and didn’t take long to land his verbal commitment. The native of Spring Valley, NY, made the call for the Rebels on Friday, and becomes the sixth member of the Rebels’ 2012 recruiting class. With a classic [...]
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Southern Mississippi, Ole Miss. Hold Dance Off During Rain Delay (Video)
Rain delays can be boring. There's no action on the field, the seats get wet and the whole stadium is filled with a general sense of discomfort. Unless, of course, the game being delayed is between old rivals Mississippi and Southern Mississippi. When Wednesday's game between the two schools faced a lengthy rain delay, the teams first viewed it as an opportunity to show off...
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April 04, 2012
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April 04, 2012
No. 13 Tennessee 66, Mississippi 56
The size and strength of No. 13 Tennessee ended up trumping the speed of Mississippi for a 66-56 victory on Sunday.
With Tennessee (20-7, 11-3 Southeastern Conference) struggling to connect from 3-point range, the inside duo of Glory Johnson and Shekinna Stricklen bailed out the Lady Volunteers, who have struggled with their effort and energy level from game to game.
Johnson and...
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February 19, 2012
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