Wilson Engeriser

Wilson Engeriser is a junior public policy leadership and rhetoric double major on the pre-law track from Fairhope, Ala. He is a Sports Staff Writer for The Daily Mississippian. He is involved around campus and in his free time he enjoys hiking, traveling and playing pickleball. He is also a huge Eagles and Bears fan.

No. 13 Ole Miss Football scores 24-19 win against No. 4 LSU

The Rebels toppled the Tigers with stellar performances from both the offense and defense in Vaught-Hemingway Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 27. This was the first Magnolia Bowl matchup in 66 years where both teams came into the game undefeated, and LSU won the last matchup in 1959. Today, however, was a different tale.  “I hope […]

Three takeaways from Ole Miss’ win against Tulane

The Rebels started off strong against Tulane at Saturday’s football game and never looked back. They won the game 45-10 and advanced to 4-0 on the season. Both the offense and defense had stellar performances, and the Rebels now have momentum heading into the rest of the season. The defense looks much improved This was […]

Ole Miss Football finalizes home-and-home series against Pittsburgh

With the SEC shifting to a nine-game conference schedule starting in the 2026 football season, member teams will be required to play at least one non-conference game against a Power Four opponent each season. Ole Miss has reached an agreement with the ACC’s Pittsburgh to fulfill this requirement for next season. “Adding a ninth SEC […]

Three takeaways from the Rebel win over Arkansas

Ole Miss defeated Arkansas 41-35 on Saturday to start the season 3-0. The passing attack, led by backup quarterback Trinidad Chambliss, shined. The defense left much to be desired but forced a late turnover to seal the game.  The offense can adapt to any situation The Rebel ground game, with 500 rushing yards through the […]

Universities can now pay student-athletes directly: How do Ole Miss students feel?

In a decision expected to reshape the future of college athletics, the NCAA has agreed to a settlement in the House v. NCAA antitrust lawsuit to allow schools to pay athletes directly for the first time in history. The deal allows athletic departments to set aside approximately $20.5 million annually per school to distribute among […]

SEC changing to a nine conference game schedule

SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey announced that member schools will now play nine conference games per football season instead of eight — the latter of which has been the norm since 1992. Additionally, SEC schools must play a non-conference Power Four opponent every year. “It’s been a discussion for quite a while,” Ole Miss Vice Chancellor […]

Ole Miss starts strong with a 63-7 win against Georgia State

The Ole Miss Rebels defeated Georgia State on Saturday, Aug. 30 with a crushing 63-7 final score for the first game of the 2025 football season.  Both the Rebel offense and defense displayed strength despite Ole Miss losing many starters from last season. The offense combined for 695 yards, with running back Kewan Lacy and […]

From the Grove to the pros

Though fans sometimes forget Ole Miss athletes soon after the young stars depart from Oxford, many former Rebels are now performing at high levels in professional leagues. Recent NFL draftees and Olympic medallists headline a crew of former Rebel standouts who are still playing — and still thriving — against stronger competition. Football Currently, around […]

What to expect from the Rebels in the 2025 NFL Draft

  Ole Miss Football has several players in this year’s NFL Draft. Fans can watch the first round tonight at 7 p.m. Rounds two and three are tomorrow beginning at 6 p.m., and rounds four through seven are Saturday at 11 a.m. The draft can be seen on ABC, ESPN and NFL Network. Here is […]

Men’s and women’s basketball gear up for first March Madness games

Ole Miss Men and Women’s Basketball are preparing for their first round NCAA Tournament games on Friday, March 21. This tournament is the first time the two programs have made March Madness in the same year. Men’s The Rebels enter the NCAA Tournament as a six seed and will face No. 11 seed North Carolina […]

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