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The 20th-ranked Ole Miss Rebels are clearly favored in this weekend's rivalry matchup with SEC and in-state foe Mississippi State. Full Article at TheNewsTribune.com
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Pete Boone, the University of Mississippi's athletic director, remembers his days as an Ole Miss player in the early 1970s when LSU was the Rebels' most bitter rival and Mississippi State University was the game that always came afterward. Full Article at The Clarion-Ledger
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Mississippi football coach Houston Nutt pumps his fist joyfully after his team defeated No. 10 LSU, 25-23 in their NCAA college football game in Oxford, Miss. , Saturday, Nov. 21, 2009. View Photo »
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They know they've got a chance at a Jan. 1 bowl game ... But let's just stick to our knitting. It's easy to get caught up in that conversation. We can sit around and dream about Disneyland, but that doesn't really help anything.
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A decisive victory over Mississippi State exactly one year ago put Mississippi in line for a Cotton Bowl appearance. After pulling an upset last week, the Rebels have a similar opportunity to secure a berth in a high-profile bowl. Full Article at Sporting News
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One lucky fan will receive the official game ball signed by Coach Houston Nutt. There's no better way to commemorate this momentous Rebel victory and the 2009 football season. Full Article at Ole Miss Sports
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This is the strangest season in Heisman Trophy history. That's a big statement, but I feel good about it. I feel so good about it, I'll take it one step farther and say this: This is the strangest year the Heisman Trophy will ever have. Full Article at CBS Sports
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OXFORD, MS - NOVEMBER 14: Head coach Houston Nutt of the Ole Miss Rebels talks to quarterback Jevan Snead #4 during a game against the Tennessee Volunteers at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium on November 14, 2009 in Oxford, Mississippi. View Photo »
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OXFORD - During Monday's press conference, Ole Miss coach Houston Nutt said he overstated how many potential recruits were affected by the Ku Klux Klan's presence on campus Saturday morning before the Ole Miss-LSU game. Full Article at The Clarion-Ledger
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You all know of my semi-retirement from penning game-related write-ups for this LSU team after what I thought was a bad karma situation last year. Full Article at Fanblogs.com College Football Blog
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Mississippi football coach Houston Nutt pumps his fist joyfully after his team defeated No. 10 LSU, 25-23 in their NCAA college football game in Oxford, Miss. , Saturday, Nov. 21, 2009.
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OXFORD, MS - NOVEMBER 14: Head coach Houston Nutt of the Ole Miss Rebels talks to quarterback Jevan Snead #4 during a game against the Tennessee Volunteers at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium on November 14, 2009 in Oxford, Mississippi.
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Mississippi head football coach Houston Nutt shouts instructions during an NCAA college football game against Tennessee in Oxford, Miss. , Saturday, Nov. 14, 2009.
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Mississippi football coach Houston Nutt gestures to the crowd following a 48-13 victory over UAB in their NCAA college football game in Oxford, Miss. , Saturday, Oct. 17, 2009.
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OXFORD, MS - OCTOBER 10: Coach Houston Nutt of the Mississippi Rebels yells instructions in the second half of a 22-3 loss to the Alabama Crimson Tide during their college football game at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium on October 10, 2009 in Oxford, Mississippi.
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Mississippi football coach Houston Nutt congratulates linebacker Patrick Trahan (7) and offensive lineman Rishaw Johnson (75) as they leave the field following their victory over Southeastern Louisiana after their NCAA college football game in Oxford, Miss. , Saturday, Sept. 19, 2009.
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Mississippi coach Houston Nutt speaks to the football team prior to the start of a practice for the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, Monday, Dec. 29, 2008. Mississippi will play Texas Tech in the NCAA college football game Friday.
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Mississippi head coach Houston Nutt, standing left, talks to offensive lineman Michael Oher (74) as the team stretches before the start of a practice session for the upcoming NCAA Cotton Bowl college football game in Dallas, Monday, Dec. 29, 2008.
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OXFORD, MS - NOVEMBER 14: Head coach Houston Nutt of the Ole Miss Rebels talks to quarterback Jevan Snead #4 during a game against the Tennessee Volunteers at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium on November 14, 2009 in Oxford, Mississippi.
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They know they've got a chance at a Jan. 1 bowl game ... But let's just stick to our knitting. It's easy to get caught up in that conversation. We can sit around and dream about Disneyland, but that doesn't really help anything.
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We expect Jordan to play ... He sat out last week and we are fully expecting him to play.
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I was in a room with Tommy Tuberville and Lou Holtz and Ed Orgeron, Phil Fulmer, Nick Saban and basically you're just kind of waiting on your turn to go do your part. We were always talking a little football, talking about the movie. It was good
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Even our little three-second shots, everything was just to perfection ... Tim McGraw, Sandra Bullock, the producers, everybody, just class, class people. It was really a very good experience.
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Even our little three-second shots, everything was just to perfection ... Tim McGraw, Sandra Bullock, the producers, everybody, just class, class people. It was really a very good experience.
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We're going to win next week (Northern Arizona) and then come back for a three-game stretch (Tennessee, LSU and Mississippi State) ... We still have a chance to go to a bowl game and (the players) know that. They got a taste of that last year and they know what that feels like.
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This is the biggest game of the year because it is the next game. Going into the second year (against Arkansas), I think it will be much less (emotional) than what it was last year – it was very big going back for the first time. I think it will be much more about football and much more about the player...
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If you recall, we went to Atlanta twice (at Arkansas) and one of those times, there were three losses involved
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He tried to talk to me a lot while he was at Michigan, and I talked to (Michigan coach Lloyd) Carr and let him know the situation. He's just a good person, good quarterback, excellent football player. He was just unhappy at the time ... There's no doubt that he was going to transfer and he was ready to ...
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He tried to talk to me a lot while he was at Michigan, and I talked to (Michigan coach Lloyd) Carr and let him know the situation. He's just a good person, good quarterback, excellent football player. He was just unhappy at the time ... There's no doubt that he was going to transfer and he was ready to ...
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We had plans of beating a team like Alabama, and when that doesn't happen, there is always an adjustment that has to be made ... and the biggest thing is keeping your head up. Our defense is playing very good and our special teams are playing very good, and offensively, we've got an offensive line playi...
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It was awesome to see what (the defense) did Saturday ... If you would have told me that Alabama was going to be inside the 15-yard line three or four times in the first half and come out with nine points, I would say there is no way. That is awesome.
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Very few people score points against Alabama
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This game seems like it should always bring out the best — whether it is your managers, fans, trainers, players or coaches ... If you have that competing spirit there is nothing like getting ready for a ballgame like this. You try to approach each one like this, but we all know Alabama is a great footba...
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This game seems like it should always bring out the best -- whether it is your managers, fans, trainers, players or coaches ... Alabama is a great football team. You just go in trying to make the fewest mistakes in this ballgame. You can't give them any gifts. If you look at the games they have played s...
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When you watch Alabama you don't see many weaknesses – offense, defense and special teams – they are playing excellent football right now ... They have excellent athletes and they don't make mistakes. They feed off of their opponent's mistakes. They are very physical and their guys can run.
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Defensively is where they've just been manhandling everybody ... Very few people have gotten very many points on them, and they get turnovers. That's the thing you can't have. Kentucky's there, they're fighting with them toe to toe 7-6, and all of the sudden the gates open up when you turn it over.
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I want everybody out there on the field and we're about to get that way ... We haven't had a full team together since camp. The Gerald Harrises, Hardy, Justin Smith went down, a bruise here, bruise there, an ankle - besides the sickness. You just want everybody out on the field so you can get that conti...
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You can't win like that in the SEC
