Basketball

Ole Miss women’s basketball has made it through one of the most difficult stretches any team has faced this season. In a span of only...

Taylor Hodges - 5 hours ago

Ole Miss women's basketball was ranked No. 18 in the latest AP poll after starting SEC play with a win against Georgia, loss to Texas.

Cotie McMahon scored 19 points and led a late rally, but No. 15 Ole Miss came up just short in a 67-64 loss at No. 2 Texas.

After handing Georgia its first SEC loss, No. 15 Ole Miss looks to do it again Sunday against No. 2 Texas in a marquee road matchup.

Ole Miss went scoreless for key stretches and lost the rebounding battle as Oklahoma handed the Rebels an 86-70 loss in their SEC debut.

SEC basketball begins Saturday as the men’s team faces Oklahoma in Norman. The Sooners bring a 10-3 record into the league opener.

No. 15 Ole Miss women's basketball began SEC play with a 17-point win against previously undefeated Georgia.

Ole Miss coach Yolett McPhee-McCuin embraces the challenge of SEC play as No. 15 Rebels open conference action vs undefeated Georgia.

James Scott posted an efficient double-double as Ole Miss cruised past Alcorn State 79–43, offering hope for a Rebels turnaround

Chris Beard emptied the bench as Ole Miss defeated Alcorn State 79-43, leaning on rebounding and double-doubles heading into SEC play.

Effort is the main storyline as Ole Miss basketball wraps up nonconference play and turns its focus toward the SEC grind.