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Noah Dunlap's coverage is heavily focused on college football, particularly the Ole Miss Rebels. His articles explore a range of topics related to college football events and announcements, providing investment analysis and expert commentary.
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Ole Miss fans may finally be breathing again. The Rebels' magical season continued Thursday night, as they came from behind to knock off Georgia in a Sugar Bowl thriller.
On the last day of bowl season, apart from the College Football Playoff, we were all hopeful we'd see good, close games. Largely, that wasn't the case.
The 2025 Ole Miss Rebels' historic season has come to an end. A heartbreaking loss in the College Football Playoff semifinals to Miami ended their run Thursday night.
The Ole Miss Rebels have grown accustomed to having some of the best offenses in college football. A large part of that was the coaching duo of Lane Kiffin and Charlie Weis Jr.
Ole Miss fans have grown accustomed to hearing the name Deuce Alexander . Despite only being a Rebel for one season, Alexander became known for making huge catches in key moments during the 2025 season.
New Ole Miss head coach Pete Golding isn't new to having really good defensive line play. Before his time in Oxford, he was the defensive coordinator at Alabama.
Spring practice is winding down in Oxford, as it is in its final week. And it's been a quiet one for the Ole Miss football program.
Even though the 2026 season hasn't even started, recruiting for next off-season is in full swing. After all, recruiting is a full-time job in college athletics these days.
Based on Ole Miss' recruiting history, could Lane Kiffin's recent comments on the university's past be based in fact? What do the numbers say?
Despite staying mostly quiet at the SEC spring meetings, Ole Miss' Pete Golding did raise eyebrows with a few of his comments towards the NCAA.
