Rebel Roundup - 1/6/10
Ole Miss Gets Easy Win | Clarion Ledger
From the somewhat arbitrarily-defined yet undeniably dastardly Enemy of the Cup, David Brandt, comes the Clarion Ledger's take on last night's victory over the Knights (or Medieval Robocops) of Central Florida.
White, Ole Miss dominate UCF | The Sports Network
Here's a neutral take from a site with dark, cluttered graphics and a bunch of distractions! Enjoy.
NFL: Michael Oher tops final list | ESPN
Every week, Jeremy Green of ESPN compiles a power-ranking of sorts with the NFL's rookies. He says that, if it were up to him, he'd give the Rookie of the Year award to Rebel great Michael Oher. Also, 10th on his list, Mike "Burnell" Wallace.
But, the award went to Percy Harvey (with Wallace actually receiving a vote) anyway. Go Gata.
Recruiting Roundup | Team Speed Kills
Just as you'd expect, we're about middle-of-the-pack right now. We've got a few more prospects to ink, and sources are saying that South Panola Halfback Nick Parker committed to the Rebs just a few hours ago. Parker (a sign-and-place, per sources), along with the other prospects we anticipate will sign with Ole Miss should give us a respectable, if not strong recruiting class.
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That Percy Harvey guy is so fast
that I’ve never even heard of him.
I would never expect Oher to win simply because of his position. The fact that he got any recognition says a lot about his year. Michael Oher is a very good Rebel.
I get crunk 25 days a week!
Please tell me
that you’ve seen the corrine brown speech about the gators.
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Blame the Baptists.
by Juco All-American on Jan 7, 2010 9:47 AM EST up reply actions
Oh no!!!
Did I call you out when you were referencing something I didn’t get??!?
Oh, this is so embarrassing. I’ll go look that up now.
I get crunk 25 days a week!
by 25 Days a Week on Jan 7, 2010 1:37 PM EST up reply actions
Mike Wallace
I’m being lazy right now and not looking this up but I believe Wallace’s 19+ yards per catch was tops in the NFL. That’s pretty impressive for a rookie, regardless of whether it’s number 1 or not.
by Rebels22 on Jan 6, 2010 10:05 PM EST via mobile reply actions

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