OM has work to do in SEC Tournament
Ole Miss’ final push to make the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2002 is down to a single game — or two, or three, depending on how it plays — starting tonight in the Southeastern Conference Tournament. Nine teams will have been eliminated from the annual tourney by the time the third-seeded Rebels hit the floor at approximately 9 against No. 6 seeded Missouri at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tenn. (more…) (March 15, 2013, Page 6A)
Ole Miss forces OT but can’t claim win
Chalk up Sunday’s loss as another close one that got away from the Ole Miss women’s basketball team. (more…) (January 21, 2013, Page 11)
Ole Miss can’t hang on to top Mizzou in OT
VIDEO BLOG: The Ole Miss women’s basketball team tied the game with 1.3 seconds remaining but was unable to top Missouri in the extra frame, losing 73-72 at the C.M. “Tad” Smith Coliseum on Sunday.
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Rebels play rough with No. 10 Tigers
Ole Miss’ best defensive performance in Andy Kennedy’s tenure ultimately gave him the biggest win of his career Saturday night at C.M. “Tad” Smith Coliseum. (more…) (January 14, 2013, Page 6)
Rebels hosting No. 10 Missouri
First place in the early portion of the Southeastern Conference men’s basketball season will be on the line Saturday night when Ole Miss hosts 10th-ranked Missouri. (January 11, 2013, Page 6A)
Newcomers greeted to SEC by absurdity
COLUMN: HOOVER, Ala. — For years, the dirty little secret of Southeastern Conference Media Days has been that for all its pomp, circumstance and record-breaking attendance, there’s not much in the way of real news that comes out of this event.
On Tuesday’s first day of the 2012 installment, the situation turned worse, as league newcomers Missouri and Texas A&M spent the day being pelted with one asinine question after another about the “toughness” of the SEC. (more…) (July 18, 2012, Page 7)
After weeks of speculation, Missouri added to SEC
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — Bye-bye Big 12, hello SEC.
After weeks of private flirtations and the college sports’ equivalent of prenuptial negotiations with their respective lawyers, Missouri and the Southeastern Conference took their mutual attraction public Sunday. (more…) (November 7, 2011, Page 3B)
