Gray Hardison is a local journalist based in Oxford, Mississippi. With a focus on sports, particularly Ole Miss football, Gray provides in-depth analysis and coverage of games, players, and historical moments. His articles offer a unique perspective and insight into the local sports scene, keeping readers informed and engaged.
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Gray Hardison's coverage focuses primarily on local sports, particularly college football and the SEC conference. He seems to be interested in providing analysis and commentary on specific games or events related to Ole Miss football.
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The two-year effort to enroll at Ole Miss comes to an end.
By: Gray Hardison
Not to speak for everyone but to totally speak for everyone, we all expected Ole Miss to thoroughly wreck Furman last Saturday, but I don’t think we envisioned it would be as savage as it was.
Ole Miss packs its bags for the first time in 2024 and heads to Winston-Salem.
By: Gray Hardison
Lane Kiffin, Charlie Weis Jr., and staff have used the concept to set up other concepts.
By: Gray Hardison
If there was a highlight from last Saturday’s loss to Kentucky, it was me already walking down the portal ramp when the attempted game-tying field goal duck-hooked its way into the end zone.
By: Gray Hardison
Before engaging in an onslaught of gnashing of teeth over another game Ole Miss should’ve won, ending any hope for a season of significance, let’s point out how stupid and stubborn it was Ulysses Bentley IV never saw the field in an SEC game until backup running back Matt Jones couldn’t play.
By: Gray Hardison
For the second time in three weeks, Ole Miss found a way to lose a one-score game that should’ve never been a one-score game.
Ole Miss heads to a place where they haven’t won since 2008.
Win = playoff (most likely). Loss = [redacted].
We consult the ledgers to determine where Saturday’s win stacks up against others.
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