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Podcast Rebellion: It’s bounce back time for Ole Miss basketball

After taking one on the chin against LSU, the Rebs get Arkansas at home on Saturday.

By Zach Berry, Nicholas Carr, and Ben Woodhouse

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Ole Miss’ 10-game winning streak is no more after falling to LSU on Tuesday. But the Rebs are still 13-3 and 3-1 in the Southeastern Conference with the scuffling Arkansas Razorbacks coming to town on Saturday. The Hogs have suffered three-straight losses so there’s a good chance for Ole Miss to get back in the win column.

The key might be to ensure that Devontae Shuler is healthy and to get Breein Tyree back on track. You know what you got with Terence Davis but you will also need to get consistent play from K.J. Buffen and Blake Hinson, especially with Shuler’s health in question and depth already a concern.

Can the Rebs tame the Hogs? How will the interior players handle their big man? Can the Pavilion crowd pack the house? Tune in as we talk about all these things and more.

Go see Greg and the good folks at LB’s Meat Market, the inaugural sponsor of this here podcast, to celebrate with the best protein for your Ole Miss grilling needs this weekend. And be sure to tell him RED CUP SENT YA for exclusive deals and promotions!

If you like gambling and good food, go see our good friend Kelly English at the Magnolia House in Biloxi’s Harrah’s Gulf Coast. Blackjack, slots, Southern cooking—what’s not to like? Or you could go see Kelly and his crew in Memphis at Second Line or Restaurant Iris for some fantastic New Orleans-inspired cuisine

When you’re looking to stock the cooler for the next Rebel basketball game and the NFL conference title games, ask for Old Dominick at your local package store and be sure to cop their brand spankin’ new high rye bourbon, Huling Station. They’re located in downtown Memphis, trace their roots back to Italy, and take pride in providing you a true sip of Memphis.