Football

Ole Miss gets comfortable win over Charlotte with room to improve

Ole Miss didn’t put up 70 points, set any yardage records or make any attention-grabbing box score lines. But the Rebels won 41-9 against an...

Column: Romaro Miller Never Took the Easy Route

By Ty BrownIMC Student Not many people go out of their way to take the harder route in life, but some understand that anything worth...

Ole Miss Rebels Vote to Leave Practice; March to Square for Protest

The Ole Miss Rebels football team voted to leave practice this morning to march at the Square in Oxford, gathering peacefully at the Confederate statue and City Hall.

Ole Miss’ Ryder Anderson Returns for Senior Season After Knee Injury

Ole Miss senior defensive end Ryder Anderson looks forward to returning to action this fall after a recovering from a season-ending knee injury in 2019.

Eli Johnson Enters NCAA Transfer Portal

Former Ole Miss senior offensive lineman Eli Johnson entered the NCAA transfer portal on Wednesday according to ESPN.com.

Running Back Jerrion Ealy Steps Back On the Gridiron

Ole Miss running back Jerrion Ealy met with members of the media following practice on Wednesday. Ealy, who is also an Ole Miss baseball player, discussed what it felt like to switch once again from the diamond to the football field.

Ole Miss Sophomore Nick Broeker Ready to Embark on 2020 Season

Ole Miss sophomore Nick Broeker met with the media following practice on Monday to discuss fall camp.

Rebels Return to Practice After First Scrimmage

The Ole Miss Rebels opened week two of practice with their first scrimmage of fall camp on Saturday.

Ole Miss Announces Football Attendance Plan

As established by the State of Mississippi’s latest executive orders, attendance at Ole Miss home football games will be limited to 25% capacity in Vaught-Hemingway Stadium as the upcoming season begins.

Ole Miss Junior Ben Brown Prepares to Play Center

Junior offensive lineman Ben Brown settled in at center as the Ole Miss Rebels football team concluded its fourth day of fall practice on Friday.

Reeves Issues Limits on College Stadiums, Game Day Events

Governor Tate Reeves issued social distancing measures for college outdoor stadiums and game day events that will limit bowl seating to no more than 25% of seating capacity while maintaining six feet distance between households, with limits on club areas and suites as well.