The much anticipated list of walk out songs is here. Click on the song to hear it. Viewer discretion advised. Songs played in venue will be edited. My personal favorite has to be Mistone's with the Latin flavor.

#1 Preston Overbey: Loud by Mac Miller
#2 Jacob Waguespack: Gettin Jiggy With It by Will Smith
#3 Austin Knight: The Way You Move by Outkast
#4 Will Jamison: Pretty Girls by Wale
#5 Mike Bianco: Wanted Dead or Alive by Bon Jovi
#6 Lance Wilson: Give Me Faith by Elevation
#8 Austin Anderson: You Don't Know by 50 Cent and Eminem
#9 Austin Bousfield: Your Love by The Outfield
#10 Chris Ellis:It's All About the Benjamin's Mix by Puff Daddy (It's a Mix, Not on You Tube)
#11 Luke Gibbs: Boom Boom by Justice Crew
#12 Tanner Mathis: Tricky by Run DMC
#13 Scott Ashford: Still of the Night by Whitesnake
#14 Cameron Dishon: Tic Tok by Ke$ha
#16 Matt Denny: Slow Ride by Foghat
#18 Brady Bramlett: Wherever I May Roam by Metallica
#19 Bobby Wahl: Rise and Shine by J. Cole
#20 Josh Laxer: Intro by The XX
#21 Hawtin Buchanan: Sky's the Limit by Lil Wayne
#22 Jake Overbey: Magic Stick by 50 Cent/Lil Kim
#24 Sikes Orvis: Big Pimpin by Jay Z
#25 Andrew Mistone: Zumba by Don Omar
#26 Stuart Turner: Let's Groove Tonight by Earth, Wind, & Fire
#28 Mike Mayers: Halloween by John Carpenter
#29 Sam Smith: Thrift Shop by Macklemore
#30 Will Allen: Answer to No One by Colt Ford
#31 Tanner Bailey: Make War by Tedashii
#32 Austin Blunt: Air Force Ones by Nelly
#33 Tyler Jackson: Breakin A Sweat by Skrillex/The Doors
#34 Christian Helsel: Superstition by Stevie Wonder
#35 Jeremy Massie: Thunderstruck by ACDC
#36 John Gatlin: Price Tag/Don't You by Pitch Perfect Soundtrack
#38 Brett Huber: Shake Ya Tailfeather by Nelly
#40 Scott Weathersby: Hero by Kareem Manuel featuring Lecrae
#42 Holt Perdzock: It Was A Good Day by Ice Cube
#44 Aaron Greenwood: Return of the Mac by Mark Morrison

Olympic gold medalist and former Ole Miss star Brittney Reese will be among the headliner athletes at this weekend's Millrose Games indoor meet in New York City.

Reese, who won gold in the long jump at the 2012 London Olympics, is one of several Olympians who will compete at the New Balance Track & Field Center at The Armory, located just off Broadway in upper Manhattan.

The 106th annual Millrose Games will be shown live on ESPN3 starting at 6 p.m. CT Saturday and replayed on ESPN at 7-9 p.m. CT Sunday.

Last Wednesday was not only National Signing Day but also National Ole Miss Day. With a recruiting class ranked as high as No. 2 nationally, the Rebels were the talk of the sports world, and the exposure our university experienced is still being felt. Quantifying the value of that publicity is extremely subjective, and while we are still trying to determine a figure we feel is accurate, we are certain that it was a multimillion dollar day for the Red and Blue.

ESPNU's daylong NSD coverage highlighted Ole Miss probably more than any other school. ESPN also picked up the U's coverage periodically, resulting in Coach Hugh Freeze conducting two live interviews on the morning Sportscenter. Freeze also did on-camera TV interviews with Fox News, CBS Sports Network, FSN and CSS. For radio, we received approximately 30 interview requests on and around signing day, half of which were national radio shows. Among those that we were able to find time to accommodate, Freeze appeared on Mike & Mike In the Morning, the Jim Rome Show, the Dan Patrick Show and SVP & Russillo.

The print media clips continue to roll in, and we have documented at least 50 different articles so far. Among the more interesting recounts of the Rebels' historic day came from Sports Illustrated's Andy Staples, who spent two days as a fly on the wall of the IPF war room. Check out his article along with other highlights of the media coverage of National Ole Miss Day below.

From an internal media standpoint, OleMissSports.com earned 770,000 page impressions on NSD, which was tops among the 150-plus schools on the CBSSports.com College Network, followed by Alabama, Tennessee, Notre Dame and Michigan. Our Signing Day Central was a huge hit, and credit goes to Joey Jones, Darrias Thomas, Ken Edwards, Dan Pellegrino, Micah Ginn and so many others from our media relations and creative departments. As Coach Freeze has said, this is the "new norm" so let's do it all over again next year.

With Valentine's Day rolling in on February 14th, I Love Ole Miss week is the perfect way to show your affection for the Ole Miss Rebels. There are nine events in a five day span that are great opportunities for you to take part in cheering on the red and blue, including the home openers of Rebel Softball and Baseball. At five different events, you will be able to score a sweet I Love Ole Miss T-Shirt.  Below is a schedule of events, so mark your calendars!



Wednesday

Softball vs. LSU 5PM
Home Opener
Dollar Dogs and Popcorn for Fans
I Love Ole Miss T-Shirts for First 100 Fans
Fans who donate gently-used sports equipment for the Geaux Play Program will receive two free general admission tickets to the baseball home opener on February 15th.


Thursday

 Women's Basketball vs. MSU 7PM
Free I Love Ole Miss T-Shirts to All Fans
Buy 1 Get 1 Free Facebook Voucher
Russian Bar Trio at the Half
5 Rebel Rewards Points
Date Night Package Giveaway
*1 Dozen Roses
*2 Tickets to Baseball, Men's Basketball, and Women's Basketball Games
*Gift Certificates to Malco Cinema
*Couples Massage
*Dinner at Irie
*and much more
 


Friday

Women's Tennis vs. Oklahoma State 2PM
Iris Verboven Collectible Poster  
I Love Ole Miss T-Shirts to First 100 Fans
1 Rebel Rewards Point


Baseball vs. TCU 4PM
Season Opener
Tanner Mathis Collectible Poster
1 Rebel Rewards Point

Saturday

Baseball vs. TCU 1:30PM
I Love Ole Miss T-Shirts to first 500 fans
1 Rebel Rewards Point

Men's Basketball vs. Georgia 7PM
Roll Out Banners for first 1000 fans
Russian Bar Trio at the Half
1 Rebel Rewards Point

Sunday

Women's Tennis vs. Washington 11AM
Enter to win an iPod
1 Rebel Rewards Point

Baseball vs. TCU 12PM
Free Ole Miss Koozies
1 Rebel Rewards Point

Women's Basketball vs. South Carolina 1PM
1 Rebel Rewards Point

Super Sunday has arrived, and our two Rebels are at the forefront of the media buzz. Here are some recent clips featuring Michael Oher and Patrick Willis, as they prepare to face off in Super Bowl XLVII.

Clarion Ledger: Former Ole Miss standout and 49er Patrick Willis' road to Super Bowl a tough one
Santa Rosa Press Democrat: For Willis, 'Blind Side' bonds that endure
Chicago Tribune: Super Bowl linebacker's success story one of inspiration
Associated Press: 'Blind Side' family relishes Big Easy Super Bowl
Montreal Gazette: From The Blindside to the Super Bowl
MemphiSport: Memphis native Michael Oher relishes first Super Bowl appearance for Ravens

Current national team rankings:

Baseball: No. 13 (Baseball America preseason)
Men's tennis: No. 13 (ITA)
Men's basketball: No. 16 (AP/Coaches)
Men's indoor track: No. 17 (USTFCCCA)
Women's tennis: No. 19 (ITA)
Football: No. 25 (NationalChamps.net "2013 Early Bird Preview")

Football recruiting:
No. 9 (247 Sports)
No. 11 (Rivals)
No. 12 (Scout)
No. 13 (ESPN)

Again this season, former Ole Miss players have owned the NFL playoffs. For the second straight year, a Rebel starred on all four teams in the championship round, meaning an Ole Miss alum is guaranteed another Super Bowl ring. Last year, Eli Manning was the Rebel hero of the postseason, and this year, it may be Patrick Willis, as he piled up 12 tackles Sunday in leading the 49ers past the Falcons. Come Super Sunday, he will be lined up across from our own Michael Oher, whose Ravens eliminated the Patriots. Here are a few notes about our Super Bowl Rebels.

- Ole Miss is one of only four schools in the nation with position starters on both teams (also Maryland, Miami [Fla.] and Rutgers). If you include special teams (add Arizona State and Texas to list), Ole Miss is one of six schools with starters on both teams.
- Ole Miss is one of 15 schools with players on both active rosters. If you include injured reserve and practice squad, Ole Miss is one of 22 schools with players on both teams.
- Of the 15 schools with players on both active rosters, Ole Miss is one of only seven that is guaranteed a second straight Super Bowl ring (nine if you include the Giants' injured reserve and practice squad last year).
- This will mark the third straight Super Bowl and 19th overall to feature at least one Rebel (Ole Miss Super Bowl history).
- Willis and Oher will be the 21st and 22nd different Rebels to play in the Super Bowl.
- This will mark the 26th and 27th all-time appearances by Rebels in the Super Bowl.
- A Rebel will be a Super Bowl Champion for the 15th time in history.

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As the statistician for Ole Miss Football in 2012, I must say I thoroughly enjoyed this season.

Part of my job is to pore through the Ole Miss record books, SEC and NCAA stats and make a note of trends and categories in which the current Rebels rank highly. I then develop nuggets of information to disseminate to TV, print, radio and internet media outlets.

Let's just say Hugh Freeze and company kept me busy this year.

Starting with a creative playbook generated by the offensive minds of Freeze and his coaching staff, and put into action via the superb athletic abilities of Bo Wallace, Donte Moncrief and others, the 2012 Rebels made a significant dent in those record books.

Wallace, for example, finished fifth in the SEC in total offense (260.3 ypg) and fourth in points responsible for (14.31 ppg). His season totals landed him into rarified air among the all-time Ole Miss greats. He joined Eli Manning as the only Rebels to ever reach 3,000 total yards of offense (Wallace's total of 3,384 is second behind Manning's 2003 total of 3,572). He's behind only Eli in passing yards, attempts and completions in a season. And Wallace's eight rushing touchdowns? The most by a Rebel QB since another Manning, named Archie.

That's just scratching the surface of what this year's Rebels accomplished. For a team coming off two straight losing seasons and being led by a first-year head coach and first-year QB, the significance of the stats is even more impressive.

So for those of you that enjoy this sort of thing, here are some of Ole Miss' achievements this year, by the numbers.

While the excitement of a bowl victory is still fresh on the minds of Rebel Nation, a lot of attention is already turning to what could be an even better 2013. The Rebels should lose only three total starters on offense and defense, as charted below (Note that we determine starters by who started the most games at that position). Recruiting is also a huge factor in the anticipation, as Ole Miss is currently rated around 20th in the major rankings (247Sports 18th, Rivals 20th, Scout 21st, ESPN 21st) with potential to soar much, much higher. At least one of the way too early 2013 rankings has the Rebels at No. 25. Not bad for a team that won two games in 2011.

OFFENSE
WR: Donte Moncrief
LT: Emmanuel McCray
LG: Aaron Morris
C: Evan Swindall
RG: A.J. Hawkins
RT: Pierce Burton
TE: Ferbia Allen
WR: Vince Sanders
QB: Bo Wallace
RB: Jeff Scott
RB: Randall Mackey

DEFENSE
DE: C.J. Johnson
NT: Issac Gross
DT: Bryon Bennett
DE: Cameron Whigham
MLB: Mike Marry
OLB: Denzel Nkemdiche
Nickel: Dehendret Collins
CB: Charles Sawyer
Rover: Trae Elston
FS: Cody Prewitt
CB: Senquez Golson

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