Rebel Roundup - 1/22/10
by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Jan 22, 2010 9:28 AM EST
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PrintNutt Promotes Tyrone Nix To Assistant Head Coach | OleMissSports.com
Get money, Tyrone. After two dedicated years coaching our defense and recruiting, Nix deserves this. Initially, this looks like some sort of "head coach in waiting" type gig, but I wouldn't call it that just yet.
Lady Bulldogs Fall On The Road Against Lady Rebels | MSStateAthletics.com
The Lady Rebels are now 4-1 in SEC play and are looking like one of the conference's best thus far. Bianca Thomas had another good game but we'd be remiss to omit that the Rebels shot 57.7 percent from the floor as a team during the 2nd half.
NCAA College Basketball Power Rankings | ESPN
Kentucky is the obvious choice at number one while our Rebels barely fit in the latest Power Rankings from ESPN.
Noxubee standout Sanders tops guest list | The Clarion-Ledger
Vincent Sanders, Carlos Thompson, and Shon Coleman (apparently so) are the big names who are amongst the nearly 20 prospects who are visiting Ole Miss this weekend. If we take advantage of this weekend and reel in some of these guys, then we'll have a helluva recruiting class.
Boston College Eagles' Mark Herzlich returns from cancer treatment | ESPN Boston
This is not Ole Miss or even SEC related, but important to college football nonetheless. If y'all will remember last offseason, Boston College Linebacker and ACC Defender of the Year Mark Herzlich was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer in his legs. Now, after a year of treatment and medical procedures, Mark is back on the field and should be ready to play for the Eagles this fall. Congratulations to Mark; his family; and the Boston College coaches, players, and fans.
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It was noticed elsewhere, and maybe I also am just not as interested - (like to read the rumours here and there, at least normally)
But it seems that Teh Cup is also not very much into the whole Recruiting thing this year?
I used to keep up with recruting...
After all the drama of Joe McKnight, I just couldn’t handle it anymore. I teach high school kids, and their emotions change every five minutes. Why should I pay money for someone to tell me how hormonal and indecisive they are?
Now, I follow it starting about a week before signing day.
by BrianWalker'sElbow on Jan 22, 2010 11:04 AM EST reply actions
I don't wanna pay for it, I want it free on the Cup!
I joined ITG when they were doing their promo but their coverage has been lackluster for the most part…
I follow it on here and nafoom only for the most part…
We will have more recruiting talk as Signing Day approaches.
We will also liveblog on Signing Day AND have Red Cup Radio that night so we’ll give you what you’re looking for.
Red Cup Rebellion - Changing the Culture of Ole Miss Athletics
Take a picture, trick.
by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Jan 22, 2010 1:54 PM EST up reply actions
i always forget to tune into RCR but will check out the liveblog for sure
Was just an observation, more than anything, seems like a lowkey year all around, recrutnik wise.
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It seems liek we’ve had a lot more transfers than is normal too?
Yeah
I remember we used to discuss recruiting, along with regular updates and lists.
by Greg H on Jan 22, 2010 11:07 AM EST via mobile reply actions
On Herzlich
I saw where that guy apparently kept up with his daily work outs while going through chemo and radiation.
I’ve never been through that, but I’ve heard most people have trouble doing anything but resting when they are going through chemo and radiation because it taxes your body so much.
He, however, kept up his work out schedule to stay in shape so he could come back to football without missing a beat. That’s dedication, and you can tell he’s not out of shape. From what I hear, the only thing that’s going to be different for him is that they had to insert a rod into his leg to help give it extra support since the cancer ate away at some of the bone tissue.
I think the human interest stories can sometimes be too much, but this one is impressive.
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