This was mentioned in the Sean Tuohy for AD? comment section, but here's the video. During last night's episode of Justified - pretty much the best show on tv - Ole Miss and its wimmens got a very nice name drop from the main character, Raylan Givens. Hotty Toddy.

Flagship

Not sure if this was posted when it first dropped, but all this Tuohy stuff got me thinking: where was his check book when all that newspaper ink was spilt for a new AD?

Spoiler: he's pro Foward Rebs, though the FR website listed him at 6 (under Walker Jones) under its GOB-for-AD category.

http://forwardrebels.org/ole-miss-ad-coach-search

A sports psychologist from Indiana University says that "[p]eople can have such a strong identification with their sports team that they actually go through a grieving process when the team loses." If anyone needs help dealing with sports-loss-induced grief, it's Rebel fans. Bookmark this for next football season.

On National Signing Day, Dan Mullen made some remarks that seemed to be a thinly veiled shot at Coach Freeze:

"A lot of people are going to get up and preach about what their program is and when they get there, the guys all of the sudden realize it is something very different. They get up and preach but yet they don't live it. These young men had the opportunity to not just hear us preach about our program, but see that we actually live it."

A YouTube video, posted on the Friday after NSD, has taken this speech and integrated some risqué footage of the Bulldogs' locker room celebration after the Egg Bowl. While I don't think the locker room celebrations of eighteen-year-olds should be taken seriously (and I don't give a shit about "foul" language), this video does show to some extent how Mullen's remarks mostly consist of hollow dipshittery meant to get under the skin of Ole Miss fans. If you hate Dan Mullen, you'll enjoy the video.

Pew! Pew!

Jalen Whitlow, a 3 star QB/Athlete out of Prattville Alabama, has been offered a scholarship to play football at Ole Miss. Whitlow (6'3" 200 lbs) is currently an Arkansas State commitment, however his stock has been on the rise as of late. It's believed that it's not too late for Ole Miss to convince Whitlow (and his 4.55 forty time) to come to Oxford.