Mississippi State and No. 25 Ole Miss had another successful night on the hardwood, ousting non-conference opponents on Tuesday. Both the Rebels and Bulldogs boast a 3-0 record after ending midweek contests on the right side of the scoreboard. Here’s … Continued
The Southern Miss men’s basketball team built on an offensive surge midway through the first half and defeated Loyola 104-65 on Tuesday night. Golden Eagle guard Cobie Montgomery knocked down his first three-point basket of the night at the 9:54 … Continued
America’s great debate about putting the tree up before Thanksgiving may rage on, but there’s no debate that America’s favorite mailbag podcast is The Rumblings. Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk dive into your questions. The post Thunder & Lightning: Too … Continued
The Ole Miss football team is officially back in the hunt to compete for a national championship after a convincing 28-10 win over Georgia on Saturday. Coming in at No. 11 in the latest College Football Playoff poll, Lane Kiffin’s … Continued
The college football playoff committee released their second round of rankings tonight and Ole Miss came in at #11. If the season ended today, they would be in. So it’s largely this simple for the Rebels. Win and they’re in. … Continued
Southern Miss found a new play-caller in the aftermath of the football program parting ways with offensive coordinator Chip Long. Interim head coach Reed Stringer confirmed to the media on Tuesday that quarterbacks coach Jack Walker has been given offensive … Continued
Flowood Mayor Gary Rhoads has announced that he will not be seeking re-election after nearly 36 years of leadership in the city. Rhoads was first elected mayor in 1989. He served as the city’s police chief from 1981-89. During his … Continued
As Presbyterian Christian School readies to move its athletic teams from a league compiled solely of private schools to one that is mostly public schools, the Hattiesburg private school will be doing so with a new football coach. On Tuesday, … Continued
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — A federal appeals court panel incorrectly interpreted federal and state laws when it ruled that Mississippi cannot count mail-in ballots that are cast and postmarked by Election Day but arrive a few days later, two groups … Continued
A former Quitman High School bookkeeper has pleaded guilty to embezzlement. Mississippi State Auditor Shad White reported that Memory Smith took cash from the high school’s activity fund and pocketed the cash for personal use. No specific expenditures were announced. … Continued