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Kentrell Lockett's best memory of former Ole Miss coach Ed Orgeron actually came before he was on campus, during the recruiting process when he'd be sitting at home waiting on a phone call with a 662 area code.

Posted by ESPN.com's Chris Low On a weekend where there were more mismatches than legitimate matchups in the SEC, we still saw some outstanding performances.

Shay Hodge scored two touchdowns on a career-high 169 receiving yards and Mississippi pulled away from Northern Arizona 38-14 Saturday night.

Chris Warren scored 22 points and Mississippi easily beat Auburn-Montgomery 102-62 Friday in its only exhibition of the preseason.

There's little question it's been a good fall for the Ole Miss secondary, which has vaulted from being one of the worst at defending the pass in the Southeastern Conference to one of the best.

Auburn safety Zac Etheridge feels blessed to be able to walk after a serious neck injury and expects to play football again.

Fresh off a much-needed victory, the 24th-ranked Ole Miss Rebels hit the road to take on the struggling Auburn Tigers in SEC action this weekend.

With his team down by a touchdown with less than 10 seconds to go in regulation, Manchester Academy quarterback Matt Peaster spiked the ball in order to stop the clock.

About an hour before every game, Auburn offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn leads his quarterbacks down the field in a slow walk toward the end zone, pausing every so often to point, instruct or emphasize.

Seventh in a series previewing SEC basketball teams BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Andy Kennedy had to learn a different way of coaching last season.

QB Tim Tebow fights off Arkansas's Ramon Broadway in the third quarter of the Razorbacks game in Florida.

When Ole Miss linebacker Patrick Trahan comes back to Auburn on Saturday, he better bring his checkbook.

Ole Miss had a season-high in total offense but it was defense that had coach Houston Nutt smiling when he opened his press conference following Saturday's 30-17 victory over Arkansas.

Ole Miss arguably played its most complete game of the season Saturday, returning to the AP Top 25 with an impressive 30-17 victory over Arkansas at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.

OXFORD, Miss. a ' Dexter McCluster set career highs in rushing and receiving, and Jevan Snead threw for a career-high 332 yards to lead Mississippi to a 30-17 victory over Arkansas on Saturday.

Ole Miss football coach Houston Nutt is hoping for the same thing on Saturday against his former team Arkansas that former Rebels' coach Tommy Tuberville wished for all those years after he left Ole Miss and had to face the Rebels as Auburn's coach.

When Ryan Mallett was growing up, he'd go to Houston Nutt's football camps and no matter who was on his team, the youngster always seemed to win.

When Ole Miss has its first official practice of the basketball preseason this afternoon, four guards will take the floor who have recovered from serious knee injuries over the past year.

Jesse Grandy needed just 13 seconds to stop Mississippi's freefall. That's how long it took the freshman to catch the opening kickoff, slip through a seam, hurdle his own blocker and race 88 yards for the opening score in the Rebels' 48-13 win over Alabama-Birmingham. The return sparked Ole Miss, which had gone five quarters without a touchdown.

Jevan Snead threw for 240 yards and three touchdowns as Mississippi defeated UAB 48-13 on Saturday night.