Mississippi State struck from the air, piled up yards on the ground, caused chaos on defense, and got a huge play on special teams in a totally dominant win over Texas A&M, 42-24. State’s Will Rogers threw for three scores, … Continued
Thanks to a penalty on what would have been a game-winning touchdown for No. 7 Kentucky and a forced fumble on the very next play, the No. 14 Ole Miss Rebels walked off the field at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium on Saturday … Continued
Ole Miss forced TWO Will Levis fumbles on consecutive possessions late in the 4th quarter to seal a win over Kentucky. Here’s your instant post-game reaction The post Rebel Report podcast: Ole Miss rides defense in thrilling win over #7 … Continued
With Ole Miss debuting the first-ever helmets designed by popular hunting and outdoors brand Realtree on Saturday, let’s take a look back at some of the greatest uniform combinations worn by Mississippi’s big three universities. Ole Miss Nothing fits more … Continued
Attorney General Lynn Fitch, joined by football legends Mike Singletary and Wesley Walls, has announced a partnership with the National Child ID Program to provide privately funded child ID kits to 41,750 kindergarten students in Mississippi. The kits, which will … Continued
Broadcasting a special 2-hour Eagle Hour from Woolwine Ford in Collins, MS for the 13th annual Mississippi Peanut Festival with guests, former Southern Miss football player Gary Williams, SuperTalk Mississippi’s Will East previews tonight’s high school football match-ups, Woolwine Ford … Continued
The largest cruise ship to ever travel down the Mississippi River made stops in Vicksburg and Natchez this week as it reaches the end of its journey in a few days. On Thursday morning, Viking’s cruise ship named Viking Mississippi … Continued
On Friday, the U.S. House of Representatives joined the Senate in passing a bill that avoids a partial shutdown of the federal government while also sending $20 million to Jackson as Mississippi’s capital city continues to battle a water crisis. … Continued
The U.S. Department of Education has awarded approximately $1 billion to 56 states and territories across the nation through the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act (BSCA), with Mississippi set to receive over $13 million of the funds. Through the BSCA, Congress … Continued
With the recent news that the Magnolia State’s lone burn center is closing come October, the University of Mississippi Medical Center (UMMC) has announced that it will be stepping in to fill the void. UMMC, the state’s only academic medical … Continued