HottyToddy.com is giving readers a roundup of all the commentary and information about the Ole Miss Rebels from various publications around the Web.

Readers will be able to check out the latest information in a single post every day throughout the year. Here at HottyToddy.com, we are doing all the leg work to find the information that people may want to hear about Ole Miss sports.

Today’s roundup features stories from OleHottyToddy.com and Red Cup Rebellion.

Ranking the Ole Miss Football Uniforms

Tony Connor
Photo by Joshua McCoy/Ole Miss Athletics

Ole Miss football uniforms are known for their classic looks. The Harvard Crimson and Yale Navy have been adorned by the Rebels for years.

Ole Miss football is known for their classic look, the navy helmet with a red top and grey bottoms. The design is one that has worked for years for the Rebels.

Courtesy of Randy Morgan to read the rest of the article go to OleHottyToddy.com.

What if Ole Miss Wins a National Championship?

The Rebels are heading into the 2016-17 season with a hope of reaching the College Football National Championship Game. But the world would be a different place if Ole Miss was able to pull off such a feat.

The average weather in Tampa Bay in January is about 50 degrees at night. That brisk weather would be well worth standing in for hours as we watch blue and red confetti fall out of the sky as the Ole Miss Rebel celebrate a National Championship.

Now I know this is an elaborate wish that’s based on being a fan. But for the first time in my lifetime, I really believe that if everything falls into place, Ole Miss can make a run at a title. I do mean everything has to fall into place, though.

Courtesy of K.L. Williams to read the rest of the article go to OleHottyToddy.com.

We used Prisma to turn great moments in Ole Miss history into art

Image courtesy of RedCupRebellion

We here at Red Cup Rebellion love mobile devices, applications (or “apps” for short), and mobile devices with apps. If you’ve spent just a fleeting amount of time on Twitter or Instagram in the last seven days, you’ve undoubtedly run across pictures that appear shot through artsy-ish filters resembling the various aesthetic qualities of Heisenberg, Van Gogh, Picasso and others.

Meet Prisma, which “transforms your photos into works of art using the styles of famous artists.” The point of Prisma, beyond enhancing your selfies and food pics, is much like Twitter’s, in that there is really no point to it at all.

And yet, our friend EveryMStateTweetEver seems to have discovered the real point of Prisma, and that’s for memorializing significant events in the history of Ole Miss sports.

Courtesy of Jim Lohmar and Jeff Gray to read the rest go to the RedCupRebellion.com.

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