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 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  SundayWomen'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
At Ole Miss, we strive to have the best possible gameday experience at all of our venues. We pride ourselves on providing excellent customer service and useful amenities as well as using audio and video to create an environment that gives our Rebels a home court advantage.
While a new arena is on the horizon, we recognize the need to constantly improve Tad Smith Coliseum. Here are some changes that you'll see at tonight's basketball doubleheader:
- Approximately six traffic coordinators have been added around campus to improve the flow of traffic pre-game and post-game. - All ticket takers and security personnel have been given extensive customer service training. - Exterior graphics at the main entrance will be installed over the next several weeks. - To encourage student participation, the student section has been rebranded "Club Red." - The student section has been completely repainted to align with the Club Red concept. - All exterior doors with the exception of the student entrance have been painted grey. - All portal signage has been made more efficient, therefore eliminating clutter. - Additional signage has been added for restrooms. - Various in-bowl signage has been updated. - Various areas of the concourse and restrooms have been repainted, with additional aesthetic improvements coming. - A new "leg room" section has been created. To learn more, call the UMAA Foundation at: 888-REB-TKTS. - All carpet in the court side seating section has been replaced. - All chairs in the court side seating section will be replaced in January. - In-seat wait service will be available to all patrons in the court side seating section. - Queue lines for concessions have been added to reduce congestion in the concourse. - TVs will be added near concessions locations. - Chops BBQ has been added between portals 6 & 7. - Chick-fil-A and Papa Johns have been located between portals 13 & 14. - A brand new Rebel Grill has been added outside portal 3 and will service fresh grilled burgers with homemade chips. - The popular refillable souvenir soda has been added to the concessions offering for only $5. - Bottled water price has been reduced from $4 to $3 at all basketball games. - Kids meals (hot dog, chips, and CapriSun) have been added for $5. - The informative bottom line "ticker" will be present on the video board at all times. - Look for a new and improved www.olemisshoops.com next week as we transition the site into a gameday central. It will feature all of the upcoming game information including promotions, a feedback button for all fans, and much more.
The women tip-off at 5:30 p.m. and the men tip-off at 8:00 p.m. So come check out the Rebels. Don't worry about dinner, because with all of the new food amenities, we have everything you need. See you at the game!
Former Ole Miss women's basketball player Yolanda Moore is set to release her autobiography, You Can Win If You Don't Quit, on September 15.
Moore, a two-time First Team All-SEC honoree and WNBA Champion, co-founded Everyday Publishing Group with Jermaine Smith to launch the new book
If you watched the Olympic trials tonight from Eugene, Ore., you saw a pair of Rebels earn spots on the U.S.A. Track & Field team in junior sprinter Isiah Young and former long jumper Brittney Reese. They will join India tennis star Mahesh Bhupathi and U.S.A. women's basketball assistant coach Jennifer Gillom among the Ole Miss representation in London. In our history, they will make it 11 Rebels to participate in the Olympics across all sports, and this will mark the seventh games to feature at least one Ole Miss athlete. Here is a breakdown of the all-time list. Women's Basketball
Jennifer Gillom (USA) - gold medalist, player 1988; assistant coach 2012
Peggie Gillom (USA) - gold medalist, assistant coach 2000
Van Chancellor (USA) - gold medalist, head coach 2004
Track & Field
Allan Ince (Barbados) - men's 400 meter hurdles 1988
Gary Kinder (USA) - men's decathlon 1988
Tony Dees (USA) - silver medalist, men's 100 meter hurdles 1992
Alvin Haynes (Barbados) - men's triple jump 1992
Savante' Stringfellow (USA) - men's long jump 2000
Brittney Reese (USA) - women's long jump 2008, 2012 Isiah Young (USA) - men's 200 meters 2012
Men's Tennis
Mahesh Bhupathi (India) - men's doubles 1996, 2000, 2004, 2008, 2012 Follow me on twitter @CampbellKyle.
Starting this summer and continuing throughout the season, women's basketball redshirt freshman Gracie Frizzell (Little Rock, Ark.) will be writing a blog letting fans and family members know about Ole Miss women's basketball and life in Oxford and at Ole Miss. Below is her first entry. Future entries will be posted on OleMissSports.com and can be found by clicking here.
Hotty Toddy Rebel Fans,
The first session of summer school is drawing to a close, but with that
comes understanding that the first day of practice is drawing nearer...
"It's great to be a Rebel." Ever since I showed up here a year ago
for my first experience of being at Ole Miss, I have heard how great
it is to be a Rebel. It was really hard for me last year to get the full
gist of how great it really was with my knee injury, but going through
summer workouts and enduring preparation for what's to come is
proving to me that I am lucky to be where I am.
Summer school is always a lot of fun, not only because classes are
only two hours a day, but also because I have a lot of time to be able
to get in the gym, workout, AND go shopping and hit the pool. Coach
D, (Randall Dorvin) our strength coach, has really stepped up in
teaching not only technique and agility, but also the mentality of what
it takes to be an Ole Miss Rebel.
As a team, we are thankful for what is to come. It's not going to be
easy...but what's the point of doing something if it's too easy? We
thrive off of competition and the willingness to succeed.
In July, we get to meet our new teammates! We are excited to
extend open arms to the newest members of our Rebel family. This
team has always been close...like a sisterhood. We support each
other on and off the court, and we will treat these newcomers the
exact same way.
It's such a blessed opportunity to be here at Ole Miss. To be able to
play basketball and get an education is the dream of many...it's great
to be a student-athlete, and it's great to be a Rebel.
Below is an update on former Ole Miss women's basketball player Ashley Awkward as she continues playing basketball professionally. She is currently in Finland playing for Forssan Alku.
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