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1 week ago | redcuprebellion.com | Gray Hardison

Photo by Wes Hale/Getty Images On Thursday afternoon, SEC scheduling overlords sent word from the mountaintop that the Egg Bowl shall once again be played on Friday, but kickoff time will be moved into Jefferson Pilot territory. Instead of an afternoon or evening kickoff, the annual gnashing of teeth will begin at 11 AM in Starkville, one day after Thanksgiving.

1 week ago | redcuprebellion.com | Gray Hardison

Photo by Andy Altenburger/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images With the end of spring practice and a likely halt to transfer portal happenings as far as quarterbacks, it’s a perfect time to look at the group tasked with directing the 2025 Ole Miss offense. As it goes in modern football, the fate of Ole Miss’ 2025 season will rest primarily on this group’s level of success.

2 weeks ago | redcuprebellion.com | Gray Hardison

Petre Thomas-Imagn Images Over the last week, the NFL Draft dominated the football discourse, especially in these parts, as eight Ole Miss players were drafted during the three days in cheese-saturated Green Bay, Wisconsin. We saw two players go in the 1st round, two in the 2nd round, followed by one each in the 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th rounds. As previously noted on this site, the eight selections were a program record since the NFL Draft went to seven rounds.

3 weeks ago | redcuprebellion.com | Gray Hardison

Photo by Perry Knotts/Getty Images Unless you’re a reverse NFL Draft sicko who has no knowledge about the 2025 draft, you’ve probably heard about the calling-of-names festivities that begin tonight and run through Saturday. What makes this draft more exciting and interesting for Ole Miss fans than previous drafts is not the number of Rebels expected to be drafted (though it could be high), but the number of Ole Miss players who will be drafted in the first three rounds*.

1 month ago | redcuprebellion.com | Gray Hardison

Photo by Austin McAfee/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images With 15 games left in the SEC baseball regular season, Ole Miss fans, for the first time since 2021, would not describe the program status with deep, three-second sighs that translate to what’s the point of this sport existing. For the past three seasons, things have been NOT GREAT, BOB at the midpoint of the SEC schedule.