When you hear Ole Miss, the University of Mississippi’s athletic program, best known for its football team, the Rebels. Also known as Mississippi Rebels, it’s one of the most passionate programs in the SEC, the Southeastern Conference, a powerhouse in U.S. college sports. This isn’t just another school team—it’s a culture, a weekend ritual for thousands, and a battleground for some of the fiercest rivalries in college football.
Every fall, the air in Oxford changes. The Grove fills with tailgaters in red and blue, the band plays, and the stadium roars. Ole Miss doesn’t just play games; it lives them. Whether it’s the annual showdown against Mississippi State, the in-state rival known as the Egg Bowl, or the high-stakes clashes with Alabama, a perennial national contender, every matchup carries weight. Coaches come and go, recruits change, but the energy stays the same. Fans remember the 2015 upset over Alabama, the last time Ole Miss beat LSU in Baton Rouge, or when a freshman quarterback stunned the SEC. These aren’t just wins—they’re stories passed down.
It’s not just about the field. Ole Miss football shapes the town. Local businesses thrive on game days. Students skip class to watch film. Alumni fly in from across the country. The program has turned out NFL stars, but its real legacy is the way it binds people together. You don’t need to be an alum to feel it. Just show up on a Saturday, and you’ll get it.
Below, you’ll find the latest on Ole Miss football—recruiting updates, game recaps, coaching moves, and the moments that make this team more than just a roster. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just curious why everyone in Mississippi talks about football like it’s religion, these stories will show you why Ole Miss still matters.
Ole Miss women’s basketball stays perfect at 6-0 after beating Wisconsin in Daytona Beach, led by Christeen Iwuala’s 20 points. Next up: a showdown with George Mason on November 29.