Rebel Roundup - October 15, 2010
by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Oct 15, 2010 9:08 AM EDT
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PrintJeremiah Mercenary: Quarterback, Ole Miss Answer Eachothers Needs | AL.com
If you listened to Red Cup Radio on Wednesday, you'd know that Ross from Portland, Oregon, the most enthused Jeremiah Masoli and now Ole Miss Rebel fan ever, could easily tell you of the abilities Masoli brings to the table for our Rebels. We know he's good and have known for a little while, despite our early skepticism. But now even Nick Saban's is taking notice.
He makes plays throwing off of scrambling. He is probably the best combination guy that we've seen for a while around here in terms of his ability to run the ball, make plays with his feet, and you've got to have a tremendous amount of respect for him as a passer, too.
High praise from an excellent coach.
Trial By Fire Awaits Frosh Center | Veazey
Our team has recovered somewhat well from injury over the past two weeks, but AJ Hawkins is still nursing an injured shoulder. That means that Alabama native Evan Swindall will earn the start on Saturday night in Tuscaloosa. Good luck, Evan, you'll probably need it.
Tide Looks to Fix the Basics in Practice | Anniston Star
Let's hope that the "basics" don't include Julio Jones' broken hand.
Some College Football Midseason Predictions | Team Speed Kills
Somewhat serious and mostly humorous, this is a decently entertaining enough read to calm us all down and get our minds off of whatever it is that is bothering us Rebels right now.
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I feel relieved now
In not reading your mascot post, I saved myself hours of commenting with racist rednecks who believe Ole Miss functions as an ambassador for the Confederacy and Old South. In other news, we play a football game on Saturday against a top 10 team. It is time to get you motherf’n hate on. I will be at the game. We are going to win. Fuck Bama.
I arrived on campus at Ole Miss in the fall of 2003. Col Reb had just been banned over the summer, so I technically never knew him as my mascot. A student led initiative caused a campus wide vote to keep Col Reb alive. Though the vote passed to keep him on life support, the administration still pulled the plug on him. Though I never knew him, I was there and witnessed Col Reb's Last Breath.
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