Nate Donohue

Ole Miss Women’s Basketball splits first two SEC games

The Ole Miss Women’s Basketball team opened SEC play against Georgia on Jan. 1 in the Sandy and John Black Pavilion with a win. Then they went to Austin, Texas and took a close loss against the No. 2 team in the country in the Texas Longhorns.  Georgia The No. 15 Lady Rebels started conference […]

3 takeaways from No. 6 Ole Miss’ win in the Sugar Bowl

For the first time, Ole Miss Football will play in the College Football Playoff Semifinal thanks to a 39-34 victory over No. 3 Georgia in the Allstate Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day. These are three takeaways from the win. Let our quarterback throw Quite simply, the offense is at its best when Rebel quarterback […]

Ole Miss Football players and coaches eagerly anticipate rematch with Georgia

Ole Miss Athletics and the College Football Playoffs gave media members access to two 15 minute practice windows, 10 press conferences over the weekend and 60 players at Sugar Bowl Media Day.  The defense had a press conference on Saturday, Dec. 27, and the offense was available to the media a day later. On Tuesday, […]

Charlie Weis Jr. to coach Rebels in playoffs

Former Ole Miss offensive coordinator Charlie Weis Jr. will coach the Rebels through the College Football Playoff despite his intentions to take the offensive coordinator position at LSU next season, per sources. “I’m grateful to LSU for allowing me the opportunity to finish this season with Ole Miss,” Weis said in an X statement. “Coach […]

Peach Bowl CEO talks playoff system, bowl games

As Ole Miss Football approaches its first College Football Playoff berth in school history, The Daily Mississippian interviewed Gary P. Stokan, the CEO and president of Peach Bowl, Inc., regarding the state of the playoff and, more generally, the bowl game scene. Stokan first touched on the CFP, which was expanded to 12 teams in […]

Potential CFP opponents for Ole Miss

After the conclusion of rivalry weekend, the Ole Miss Rebels have all but clinched their first playoff berth in program history. While the Rebels were not able to make it to the SEC championship game, they still hold an 11-1 record and are the No. 6 team in the nation, per the committee’s rankings on […]

Students disappointed following Lane Kiffin’s departure

Lane Kiffin officially announced that he was accepting the head coaching position for LSU Football on Nov. 30 — and the Ole Miss community erupted. Once the decision was official, students staked out at the University-Oxford Airport to boo and shout at Kiffin as he boarded the plane to Baton Rouge, La. After the Ole […]

Ole Miss Men’s Basketball beats University of Louisiana Monroe 86-65

Ole Miss Men’s Basketball defeated the University of Louisiana Monroe Warhawks 86-65 on Friday, Nov. 7 to move to 2-0. The Rebels controlled the game from the jump. Head coach Chris Beard opted to stick with the same starting five as last week – guards AJ Storr, Ilias Kamardine and Travis Perry, along with forwards […]

3 takeaways from Ole Miss’ home win against South Carolina

No. 7 Ole Miss returned home to Oxford and defeated South Carolina 30-14 on Saturday to improve to 8-1 on the season.  The playcalling was conservative — even predictable When South Carolina defensive back Jalon Kilgore muffed a punt in the middle of the third quarter, the Ole Miss offense took over at the South […]

What was the transfer process like for Ole Miss Men’s Basketball players?

This season, half of the Ole Miss Men’s Basketball team are incoming transfers from other college basketball programs. Their journeys are colorful and unique, and no two are quite the same. Kansas transfer AJ Storr spoke for most when he specified what he looks for in a program when transferring. “(What it) comes down to […]

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