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November 9, 2011
State rejects ‘Personhood’

Mississippians on Tuesday rejected the initiative aimed at defining a human life as beginning at conception.

 

Mississippians on Tuesday rejected the initiative aimed at defining a human life as beginning at conception.

Strong opinions were expressed concerning Initiative 26 after the results were announced, with many people upset and others relieved.

September 7, 2011
SEC Football Power Poll: Week 2

 

August 31, 2011
SEC Football Power Poll: Pre-season

 

July 3, 2011
Outstanding Week For Randolph Ends In Semis At U.S. Am Public Links

 

BANDON, Ore.  - Former Ole Miss All-American Jonathan Randolph ended an outstanding week in the U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship Friday, falling 3 and 2 to UNLV's Derek Ernst in the semifinals at Bandon Dunes Golf Resort.

July 3, 2011
Outstanding Week For Randolph Ends In Semis At U.S. Am Public Links

 

BANDON, Ore.  - Former Ole Miss All-American Jonathan Randolph ended an outstanding week in the U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship Friday, falling 3 and 2 to UNLV's Derek Ernst in the semifinals at Bandon Dunes Golf Resort.

June 29, 2011
Former Rebel Reese Soars To USA Long Jump Title

 

EUGENE, Ore. - Former Ole Miss All-American and NCAA Champion Brittney Reese continued her dominance at the highest levels of the track and field world when she won the long jump title on Sunday, the final day of the 2011 USA Outdoor Championships. 

June 22, 2011
Ole Miss sends four to the USA Track and Field Championships

 

The 2011 track and field season has come to a close with a strong performance by both the Ole Miss men’s and women’s team. The men capped the year by placing 19th at the NCAA Outdoor Championships earlier this month, highlighted by sophomore Rickey Robertson’s second place finish in the high jump.

June 6, 2011
Winning at all costs: Was it worth it?

 

Southern Cal, North Carolina, Tennessee and now Ohio State - all big-time college football programs - in trouble with the NCAA.

There are now rumors swirling that Oregon could be the next program to be investigated by the NCAA.

March 7, 2011
A morning with Bottletree Bakery

It was 6:30 a.m., and Bottletree Bakery was empty. The only sounds came from the bakers in the back and the hum and click of the coffee-maker.

It was 6:30 a.m., and Bottletree Bakery was empty. The only sounds came from the bakers in the back and the hum and click of the coffee-maker.

“Want some coffee?” Laura Robuch, who works at the bakery, asked.

I accepted gratefully. “Do you still get it imported from Oregon?” I asked.

“Every week,” she replied as she set the steaming mug in front of me.

The imported coffee is not the only thing unique about Bottletree.

March 6, 2011
Stanley gets another shot at Ole Miss QB job

Just before the 2010 Ole Miss football season began, Nathan Stanley was set to be the Rebels’ starting quarterback for the year.

Just before the 2010 Ole Miss football season began, Nathan Stanley was set to be the Rebels’ starting quarterback for the year.

With few options for the season, Ole Miss coach Houston Nutt elected to bring in controversial Oregon transfer Jeremiah Masoli to add some depth to the position.  

February 16, 2011
Softball salvages Saturday win at Kajikawa Classic

It was a rough weekend for the Ole Miss softball team, which dropped four of its five games at the Kajikawa Classic in Tempe, Ariz. 

 

It was a rough weekend for the Ole Miss softball team, which dropped four of its five games at the Kajikawa Classic in Tempe, Ariz. 

February 9, 2011
Softball prepares for Kajikawa Classic

The Ole Miss softball team opens play today at the Kajikawa Classic in Tempe, Ariz. The tournament, which lasts until Feb. 12,  features some of the best teams in Division I softball, including Oregon and BYU, two teams that reached Super Regionals last year.

The Ole Miss softball team opens play today at the Kajikawa Classic in Tempe, Ariz. The tournament, which lasts until Feb. 12,  features some of the best teams in Division I softball, including Oregon and BYU, two teams that reached Super Regionals last year. 

“(Oregon and BYU) are talented,” Ole Miss coach Missy Dickerson said. “We look at it as a challenge to help us get better.”

November 26, 2010
The Battle for the Golden Egg: The Matchups

Ole Miss plays host to Mississippi State on Saturday in the 107th meeting between the two schools on the gridiron. The Daily Mississippian Sports editor Paul Katool previews all the game's matchups and picks a winner for this year's Egg Bowl.

Quarterback: Even

November 18, 2010
Freshman class largest in Ole Miss history

It’s the million dollar question that people in the University of Mississippi admissions department are asking themselves, and it’s bringing big numbers in a big way to campus.

 

It’s the million dollar question that people in the University of Mississippi admissions department are asking themselves, and it’s bringing big numbers in a big way to campus.

 

October 10, 2010
Letters to the Editor: In response to The Pride of The South column

First, I should state that I am a proud member of the University of Mississippi Marching Band, but I do not represent its views. I am speaking on my own behalf as a student who was personally hurt by the views expressed by Jacob Fuller in his article from the Friday edition of the Daily Mississippian.

 

First, I should state that I am a proud member of the University of Mississippi Marching Band, but I do not represent its views. I am speaking on my own behalf as a student who was personally hurt by the views expressed by Jacob Fuller in his article from the Friday edition of the Daily Mississippian.

 

October 7, 2010
A request for The Pride of the South

The Pride of the South’s performance has less life than a 2010 Beatles reunion that Paul forgot about. Watching the band as they stiffly creeped in and out of figure eights and other unintelligible formations with their horns pointed always at the sky boxes felt like giving Kentucky a 20-minute time-out to lull the crowd to sleep. 

 

Dear David Willson, Bill DeJournett and the “Pride of the South”,

 

September 23, 2010
10-minute play festival beings at Powerhouse

Theatre Oxford will present its Ten Minute Play Festival this weekend at the Powerhouse Community Arts Center.

 

Theatre Oxford will present its Ten Minute Play Festival this weekend at the Powerhouse Community Arts Center.

 

September 16, 2010
2010 Football Preview: It's go time for Southeastern Conference Football (Letter from The Editor)

On behalf of every one on The Daily Mississippian staff, welcome to The DM’s 2010 football preview extravaganza. 

 

On behalf of every one on The Daily Mississippian staff, welcome to The DM’s 2010 football preview extravaganza. 

 

September 16, 2010
2010 Football Preview: Ya'll vs. Us - A breakdown of 2010 opponents

 

Jacksonville State 49 Ole Miss 48: 

The old saying goes: “You win some and you lose some.” But that saying couldn’t have been referring to a Division I program losing to a Football Championship Subdivision opponent. Well, on the opening weekend of college football it did, and the Rebels were plastered onto the television screens of ESPN viewers for all the wrong reasons. Ole Miss led by 21 points at the half, but the Rebels’ defense – supposedly one of the top units in the country – couldn’t stop Jacksonville State’s spread-option attack in the second half. The Gamecocks put the game into overtime in the final seconds, and sealed the colossal upset on a two-point conversion in the second overtime.

 

Jacksonville State 49 Ole Miss 48: 

September 8, 2010
Masoli confident Rebels can recover

 

As feelings of disappointment and shock set in for the Ole Miss football team Saturday after their loss to Jacksonville State, one player came to the podium displaying a cool, quiet confidence about him.

 

As feelings of disappointment and shock set in for the Ole Miss football team Saturday after their loss to Jacksonville State, one player came to the podium displaying a cool, quiet confidence about him.

 

September 1, 2010
Stanley takes command of starting role

After weeks of guessing, Ole Miss coach Houston Nutt answered the big question on Monday, naming redshirt sophomore Nathan Stanley the Rebels starting quarterback. 

 

 

After weeks of guessing, Ole Miss coach Houston Nutt answered the big question on Monday, naming redshirt sophomore Nathan Stanley the Rebels starting quarterback. 

 

August 31, 2010
Masoli Denied by NCAA

 

Jeremiah Masoli, the former Oregon quarterback who transferred to Ole Miss this summer, has been denied by the NCAA to play for the Rebels this season. 

 

Pete Boone, Ole Miss athletics director, said the Rebels have appealed the decision, and will know by Friday at the earliest or in a week by the latest the decision of the NCAA subcommittee on appeals. 

 

Boone said the NCAA gave two reasons for denying Masoli. 

 

August 31, 2010
NCAA denies Masoli

Jeremiah Masoli, the former Oregon quarterback who transferred to the University of Mississippi this summer, has been denied by the NCAA to play for the Rebels this season. 

 

Jeremiah Masoli, the former Oregon quarterback who transferred to the University of Mississippi this summer, has been denied by the NCAA to play for the Rebels this season. 

 

August 30, 2010
Stanley named starter as depth chart clears, Part 1

 

Ever since much ballyhooed Oregon transfer Jeremiah Masoli arrived at Ole Miss, there have been questions about the identity of the Rebels starting quarterback. 

 

Today, football beat writer Bennett Hipp goes over the Ole Miss offensive depth chart. On Wednesday, Hipp will go over the Rebels’ defensive depth chart. 

 

August 24, 2010
Lockett, Powe lead D-line

Jeremiah Masoli spent the last two seasons decimating Pac-10 defenses at Oregon, but upon arriving at Ole Miss he found out first hand what all the hype is about in regard to Southeastern Conference defenses. 

 

Jeremiah Masoli spent the last two seasons decimating Pac-10 defenses at Oregon, but upon arriving at Ole Miss he found out first hand what all the hype is about in regard to Southeastern Conference defenses. 

 

“The first thing I noticed yesterday was the defensive line,” said Masoli, referring to the Rebels’ front four.