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A monster second half helped send the Ole Miss Rebels past the Charleston Southern Buccaneers in a dominant 93-68 win on Nov. 12. The Rebels shot the roof off The Pavilion shooting 57% from the field, 42.9% from the three-point...

The Ole Miss Rebels came out hot against Texas A&M, leading the Aggies 15-0 at the half. In the second half, Texas A&M was finally able to showcase their defensive prowess and offensive run game, storming back within two points,...

No. 11 Texas A&M at No. 12 Ole Miss: Caleb Harris Final Score Prediction: Ole Miss 28, Texas A&M 27 This one is sure to be a doozy. The Ole Miss receiving core has taken a beating and now it...

Despite their own challenges in the midst of the pandemic, bars and restaurants in Oxford have continued to open their doors on Saturdays when the Rebels are elsewhere. Lamar Yard, one of the newest businesses in town, opened in May....

The Texas A&M Aggies are coming to Oxford this weekend, and this massive matchup cannot be understated.  Ole Miss wide receiver Dannis Jackson scores a touchdown against Liberty on November 6, 2021. Photo by HG Biggs. Ole Miss is coming...

From 3:00 a.m. wake up calls for setting up 2,600 trash cans in the Grove to erecting 2,500 tents, painting the stadium end zones and compiling a stadium DJ playlist, bringing game day to life at Ole Miss requires meticulous...

Neal Mead is the man in charge on game days — but few of the fans who go to the Grove and the games would even recognize his name. Game day set up for Mead, associate athletic director of event...

Sergeant Justin Mitchell enjoys watching the organized chaos of the Grove unfold.  Mitchell, who has served on the University Police Department for eight seasons, is among the multitude of University Police Department officers who ensure the safety of the Oxford...

As eager students and fans make their way to the stadium from the Grove on Saturdays, stadium workers are finishing up their final tasks for the game. Stadium set up starts with painting the field. Typically, field painting starts on...

The time is 6:55 p.m. on Friday, the sun is slowly setting behind the clouds and people have surrounded the perimeter of the Grove and the Circle. Others are loitering around the Union Plaza, laughing and talking to their friends...