Bolden Earns Hardware

Brandon Bolden recently wrapped up a career that saw him carve his name throughout the Rebel record book. The Baton Rouge tailback finished second all-time in total TDs, rushing TDs and rushing average, third in all-purpose yards and fourth in rushing yards and carries. On Monday night, Bolden received Ole Miss' Most Valuable Senior Award from the Jackson Touchdown Club. Here he is with Club President Joel Waters (left) and Scott Parenteau of C-Spire Wireless (right). Photo courtesy Elwin Williams.


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INFOGRAPHIC: APR Demystified

Recently, the NCAA announced a number of changes to the collegiate athletics rulebook that will undoubtedly impact the entire industry. Since most fans will not comb through the details of the legislation, we’ll simplify (using a handy infographic in this case) a number of these issues on olemisssports.com to give our fans an understanding of how it affects college sports.

Q-School Take Two For Randolph

What do Boo Weekley and former Rebel standout Jonathan Randolph have in common? They are both playing in the second stage of PGA TOUR Q School this week in Panama City, Fla.

The second stage, at the Hombre Golf Club, begins tomorrow and concludes Saturday with the final round.

Weekley has won twice on the PGA TOUR and was a key member of the 2008 winning Ryder Cup team. Unfortunately, this past year he made only 11 cuts in 23 starts, did not have a top 10 finish and ended the year ranked 180 on the money list. In his career, Weekley has earned more than $7 million.

Randolph, who turned pro this fall, has been juggling finishing up his degree in Managerial Finance with getting ready for Q School. The first stage went better than expected for the former All-American from Brandon, Miss. Randolph not only advanced to the second stage, he won the first stage by four at the Auburn University Club in Auburn, Ala.

Each stage becomes more difficult. This time, there are guys like Weekley—who have been out there and experienced what it's like to compete on the big stage—among the competitors.

Here's hoping Randolph has more good golf in the bag, as he continues his quest to play with the big boys.

Adams Honored By Jackson Touchdown Club

Ole Miss All-American Billy Ray Adams will be honored at the Mississippi Football Legends Banquet hosted by the Jackson Touchdown Club on Monday, November 14 at the River Hills Tennis Club in Jackson. Adams will be honored along with Art Davis, T.B. Ellis and Hugh Laurin Pepper with former Jackson State head coach W.C. Gordon serving as presenter.

The event is free for Jackson Touchdown Club members and $30 for non-members. Contact Glenn Waddle at 601-5063186 or visit www.jacksontouchdownclub.com for more information.

Can You Find The Rebels?

Several Ole Miss student-athletes are featured in the Nov. 7 Sports Illustrated. See if you can find the Rebels in this picture. Click on the picture to make it larger.




This Rebel senior might be easier to spot. Click on the picture to make it larger.

Rebel Volleyball In A Top 10......

It's not the top 10 of the AVCA Coaches Poll, but the Rebels volleyball team made another top 10 poll on Saturday...one that's seen by millions of people around the world. Allegra Wells and Ole Miss Volleyball made the SportsCenter Top 10 Plays from Friday with a powerful play with a surprising result.

The play (ranked No. 2 on the top 10 plays) came in Ole Miss' match at South Carolina on Friday, Nov. 4. In the second set, Wells went up for a kill and rocketed a powerful attack at a South Carolina defender. The ball hit USC's Lexie Pawlick square in the face, but bounced back up high in the air and back over the net to the Rebel court....to fall just inside the back line for a Gamecock point.

Don't worry Rebel fans, Ole Miss went on to win the match 3-0.

Hoops Guides Hit Newsstands

As the respective Ole Miss basketball seasons tip off, media guides have hit newsstands. Kudos to hoops SIDs Joey Jones and Kristen Saibini for jobs well done. Guide covers are below, and you can check out the men's guide and women's guide on the official site. Click here to order copies of the guides.

The Legendary Deuce

The SEC announced its 2011 Football Legends Class this morning and representing the Rebels is the great Deuce McAllister. One of the most popular players in school history, Deuce remains our all-time leader in rushing yards, all-purpose yards, total TDs, rushing TDs and plenty more categories. Picking your favorite Deuce moment is a hard call, but here is one of mine. Please comment with your favorite play by #22.


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Jelan Kendrick Hype

Rebel fans have been excited about Jelan Kendrick for almost a year now, since the dynamic 6-foot-7 guard arrived in Oxford by way of the Memphis Tigers.

Well, it seems the national media has taken notice, as well.

Kendrick was rated the nation's No. 3 impact transfer by CBSSports.com today. He can't play until the fall semester ends, but if he lives up to the hype, look for Ole Miss basketball to do big things in 2011-12.