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I am an Ole Miss Rebel By: Eastwareb I was born in a small town on the Mississippi river at a charity hospital. I grew up around black kids and white kids. I lived across the street from the hospital and on top of my nursery. I knew nothing of football during that time. Then [...]
I was recently asked to make a pledge for the production of an Ole Miss license plate for the state of Georgia. Those types of license plates have become popular in recent years. There are special plates for all in-state universities, NASCAR, dogs and cats, the military – you name it.
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I like Jerrell Powe. I have since I first met him in Ole Miss’ Indoor Practice Facility in 2007 and saw that big wide grin. I had been covering Powe since he was rated the top recruit in the country for the 2005 signing class. His road to the playing field and potential as an [...]
Aaron is considered the top OL prospect in the state. There is some argument as to whether he will play Interior OL or Tackle. Most sites have him playing guard and he has higher ratings at that position.
I had intended to write something in defense of Andy Kennedy before his team knocked off a very good Alabama team today in Oxford, 68-63. In fact, I fully expected to be defending Kennedy after another loss. I have some problems with writing about Kennedy because, truth be told, I like the guy. He
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Jamal will make a fairly good tight end catching the ball. I hope he can beef up a little on the strength side to help in the blocking. He does have the raw talent to do it though.
Here are two underrated receivers that have signed with Ole Miss for 2011.
With the new bats in play Ole Miss opened the season vs Wright State and came up Brooms.
Bias and Donte are two very talented receivers from the state of Mississippi that just made Ole Miss Receiving corp exponentially better. This is the breakdown of their talents.
Nutt wasn't having to deal with probation, but he was trying to achieve something else - relationship building with coaches and high school prospects in-state. Evidently, it worked to some degree as Ole Miss just achieved its best signing class from within state in years, if not decades.
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