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The 4-2-5 Report: Ole Miss avoids collapse against the Cougars

Saturday was supposed to be an easy day of taking in Ole Miss Football. So easy, that apparently many of the people who might normally attend a game, decided not to. That might be addressed in a different post, but I digress. A win is a win and 6-0 is 6-0. Kiffin got it right […]

Ole Miss escapes upset bid from Washington St.

Heartburn thy name is Ole Miss versus non-conference opponents in October. The No. 4 Rebels (6-0 3-0 SEC) used a career day from running back Kewan Lacy and some key defensive stops to keep Washington St. (3-3) at bay in Oxford, 24-21. Credit to some of the national media and college football analysts, this was […]

How to make sure Red Cup Rebellion shows up in your Google search

As many of you are likely aware, Google searches are … different these days. The good news is Google is offering a solution for folks who like to get their news from specific sources. If you want to help Red Cup Rebellion — while also streamlining all your Google searches — there is now a […]

Ole Miss vs Washington State: A CFB26 Simulation

The CFB26 Rebels are 2-3 coming off their win against LSU and their bye week. THANK GOD that is not the real life scenario. While EA Sports is only batting .400 in this simulated season of Ole Miss Rebel football, I would imagine it would be difficult to get this week wrong (although they simulated […]

An introduction to Washington State

No matter who wins or covers between Ole Miss and Washington State on Saturday afternoon, the historical ledgers will add an entry in the “first meeting ever” column, which will excite at least one Wikipedia editor somewhere. Thanks to geography and a lack of SEC and (former) Pac-12 bowl tie-ins, the stars never aligned for […]