Rebel Report

On today's show: An update, of sorts, on Sam Williams - How the NCAA's furloughs could impact Ole Miss - CBS's "most underrated teams" mentions Ole Miss - Lane Kiffin audio

On today's show: College football season is officially under way - the Big10 is still an embarrassment - and has there been some separation in the Ole Miss QB battle?

On today's show: Ole Miss players join the growing movement to "boycott" practice across college football - Kermit Davis picks up another massive commitment - and more

On today's show: The most electric player in Ole Miss basketball history has returned to join Kermit Davis' staff - A football recruit got a rating bump - post practice audio - Will Wade in trouble

On today's show: Ole Miss had a scrimmage over the weekend and now reports are out about the QB play. How much stock should you put into that? I explain. Plus Ole Miss picks up two more commits and the Big10 continues to be a dumpster fire

On today's show: The Governor of Mississippi issues an exectuive order ending tailgating and other pre-game events, as well as stadium capacity limits - Where the FPI projects Ole Miss will win and lose games in 2020 - Audio from Matt Corral and JRP

On today's show: LSU is back in the news, will anything happen this time? - Keeping 2020 expectations realistic for Ole Miss - Kiffin audio

The SEC announced the when and where for the 2020 SEC football season and today's show breaks down the Ole Miss schedule for you. Also on the show: Why the Egg Bowl not being the final game of the season is a good thing, the Rebels newest commitment, and a player opts out of 2020

On today's show: The Big12 seemingly saved CFB season by voting to move forward on Tuesday night. We look at why the Big12's decision was so big, what the reaction was, and what it means for Ole Miss and the SEC

It started with the MAC cancelling their season, then reporting of the Big10 following suit came next, then the players decided to make their voices heard. On today's show, we lay it all out for you and tell you what's next for CFB and the SEC

On today's show: I break down the two new SEC opponents on Ole Miss' schedule, why the SEC could have avoided the claims of bias after Alabama/LSU/UGA get favorable opponents, and a look at the schedules around the SEC

On today's show: Ole Miss secured the commitments of two key defensive pieces over the weekend, another example for why it was never time to panic over summer recruiting rankings Also, Pac12 players released their list of demands and some of them are good, while others are nonsense.

On today's show: A Washington Post story, that included Ole Miss LB MoMo Sanogo, shed light on the difficulty facing CFB once students arrive on campus. But there's an easy solution... I explain Also on the show, a look at the pros and cons to the SEC's 10-game conference-only schedule

Andy Staples of The Athletic released his 2020 Ole Miss outlook so I broke down what he got right (a lot) and what he got wrong (very little) when looking at this year's Rebels

Right as I hit record this morning the news broke that multiple Miami Marlins players tested positive for coronavirus, cancelling their game tonight and likely many more beyond. What does this mean and how should it effect football? I discuss. Also on today's show, reaction to Sam Williams' recent arrest and scheduling news in the Big12/ACC and how it impacts the SEC

On today's show: Opening Day! Sports are back - Ole Miss adds another transfer, this time a WR from the University of Florida - Kiffin's approach to roster building - and scheduling news that impacts the SEC

On today's show: Ole Miss had a kicker decommit, some tweets were sent, and then Ole Miss had a different kicker commit all within the span of about an hour - should you be worried about the Rebels' current recruiting class - and sports betting picks with with Ben Mintz

Today's show starts with a little positive news on the coronavirus front, looks at an apparent uprising in a power-five conference with players asking for half of the revenue generated, and why Alabama adding a new opponent doesn't mean Ole Miss will

On today's show... Ole Miss has avoided the news, which is a good thing. What happened at the SEC AD's meeting this week. A new financial report shows just how needed a change was at Ole Miss. And more

For the first time in the Lane Kiffin era, Ole Miss football had a "practice" of sorts, as the mandatory team workouts began on Tuesday. Also on the show, three "good news" stories to help make your day better