Aaron Taylor+FollowLSU to Ole Miss: Rivalry Heats Up Off the FieldTalk about a wild SEC offseason! The Rebels just made a major power move by hiring three key LSU staffers, including Frank Wilson and Austin Thomas. With Lane Train now in Baton Rouge, it feels like these two programs are swapping more than just game film. Is this the start of a new front office rivalry, or will it tip the balance in the SEC West? Sound off, Rebel Nation! #Sports #Football #OleMiss00Share
Chad Williams+FollowOle Miss defense gears up for Georgia rematchOle Miss fans, the defense is fired up for a shot at redemption against Georgia in the Sugar Bowl. Coach Bryan Brown says the team has worked hard to fix missed tackles and busted coverages that cost them in the last matchup. Players are more comfortable in the system now, and leaders like Will Echoles and Antonio Kite are back to anchor the squad. The focus? Sharper angles, better communication, and keeping Georgia’s playmakers in check. Do you think these adjustments will be enough to flip the script this time? Let’s hear your thoughts on the Rebels’ chances! #Sports #Football #OleMiss00Share
John Camacho+FollowCan the Rebs Finally Stop the Dawgs?Lane Kiffin just put it out there—if Ole Miss wants revenge against the Dawgs, it all comes down to whether Golding’s defense can finally slow down Georgia’s relentless offense. Last time, UGA barely punted and gashed the Rebs on third down. With Weis Jr. and Golding calling the shots, can the Landsharks flip the script in the Sugar Bowl? This chess match is all about third-and-long and clock control. Thoughts on what needs to change this time? #Sports #Football #OleMiss00Share
Chad Williams+FollowOle Miss faces Georgia: Can the Rebels pull off an upset?All eyes are on Ole Miss as they gear up to take on powerhouse Georgia in the Sugar Bowl. The Rebels have a real shot, but they’ll need to bring their A-game and hope Georgia slips up. Meanwhile, the buzz isn’t just about the Sugar Bowl—New Orleans is hosting big bowl games, and the Saints are making waves again. It’s a huge week for Mississippi sports fans! How do you see the Rebels’ chances? And what’s your take on the Saints’ late-season surge? Let’s hear your predictions and hot takes! #Sports #Football #OleMiss00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowOle Miss’s Chambliss: Dawgs’ Playoff Nightmare?Rebs fans, is Trinidad Chambliss about to haunt the Dawgs again? After nearly pulling off the upset in Athens, Chambliss has only gotten sharper, and insiders are calling him the best QB Georgia will face. With Weis Jr. back calling plays and the Ole Miss offense recharged, this rematch in New Orleans could spell trouble for Smart’s crew. Could this be the end of Georgia’s Playoff run? Sound off! #Sports #Football #OleMiss00Share
phughes+FollowEli Manning Backs Rebels in Sugar Bowl RematchCan you believe it? King Eli just dropped a bold prediction: he’s got the Rebels taking down the Dawgs in the Sugar Bowl! After Ole Miss’ dominant CFP debut, this SEC rematch with Georgia is the one everyone’s circling. Manning’s confidence is infectious—could this be the year the Rebels avenge that October shootout and punch their ticket to the championship? Let’s hear your takes, Rebel Nation! #Sports #Football #OleMiss10Share
EchoingEagle+FollowCan Chambliss Spoil the Bulldogs’ Sugar Bowl?Rebel fans, is Trinidad Chambliss about to become Georgia’s worst nightmare? The 23-year-old QB nearly took down the Dawgs last time, and now he’s got another shot in the Sugar Bowl. Kirby Smart’s Bulldogs might be favorites, but with Chambliss looking sharper and Pete Golding dialing up the right plays, this could be a classic upset in the making. If Gunner Stockton can’t handle the heat, Ole Miss could walk away with the win. Thoughts? #Sports #SugarBowl #OleMiss00Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowOle Miss lands key staffer, heats up rivalryOle Miss just pulled off a major move by bringing Jai Choudhary back from LSU as their new Director of Player Personnel. Choudhary, seen as a rising star, was with Ole Miss before heading to LSU last year—now he’s returning to Oxford, thanks to his strong connection with new GM Austin Thomas. This isn’t just a staff change; it’s a direct win over Lane Kiffin, who left Ole Miss for LSU and has been busy building his own team in Baton Rouge. With Pete Golding stacking up talent in the front office, the Rebels are making it clear they’re not backing down. Thoughts on this new chapter in the Ole Miss-LSU rivalry? #Sports #Football #OleMiss00Share
John Camacho+FollowWhy Ole Miss coaches who stayed matter mostWhile all eyes are on the Ole Miss coaches who jumped ship for LSU, the real story is about the ones who stayed put in Oxford. Despite the chaos, coaches like Joe Judge and John Garrison have doubled down on their commitment to the Rebels, keeping the team steady and focused through the playoff run. Judge, with his NFL pedigree, has been a huge stabilizing force, helping players tune out the noise and just play their game. With so much uncertainty swirling, it’s the loyalty and leadership of these coaches that’s fueling Ole Miss’ historic season. How do you think this kind of stability impacts a team’s success? #Sports #Football #OleMiss00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowOle Miss coach cracks up about UGA rematchThe new Ole Miss coach just lightened the mood with a hilarious take on facing Georgia again, showing he’s not afraid to poke fun at a tough matchup. After their last game, where Georgia dominated, his playful attitude is a breath of fresh air for Rebels fans. Meanwhile, Georgia’s camp is buzzing with updates on key players and playoff debates. It’s moments like these that remind us how much personality and rivalry spice up college football. What do you think—can Ole Miss turn the tables next time, or is Georgia just too strong? #Sports #Football #OleMiss00Share
