Ole Miss came under fire on Saturday after it appeared that one of their players was instructed to fake an injury so the Rebels could secure a free timeout. Ole Miss was trailing 7-3 with 6:30 ...

No. 6 Ole Miss running back Matt Jones didn’t seem all that concerned with how obvious his flop looked during his team’s game against Kentucky. Jones’ team got a clock stoppage during its ...

Ole Miss plans to address complaints about fake injuries with players and has been in contact with the SEC and national coordinator for football officiating Steve Shaw about the issue. In a ...

Ole Miss has responded to accusations of feigned injuries by its players during various games throughout the first half of the 2024 season, saying it has been in communication with both the ...

Well, Ole Miss Rebels running back Matt Jones pulled off what may be the worst and most obvious fake injury move of the college football season thus far during his team's game against the Kentucky ...

No. 6 Ole Miss suffered a stunning loss at home on Saturday to Kentucky on a missed last-second field goal, and the fans weren’t thrilled about it. The kick from Ole Miss’ Caden Davis went ...

In addition to their lackluster first half against the Kentucky Wildcats, the No. 6 ranked Ole Miss Rebels faced significant backlash after backup running back Matt Jones appeared to fake an ...

They say cheaters never prosper. Well, so far, that saying is keeping true with No. 6 Ole Miss trailing SEC foe Kentucky 10-7 at halftime. OK, "cheating" may be a strong term, but the Rebels ...

Kellie Walton The Grand Ole Opry began as a radio show in 1925, and it put Nashville on the map as the "Country Music Capital of the World." Throughout its history, the Grand Ole Opry has called ...

OXFORD — Ole Miss football's injury report will be important to monitor this week. Star receiver Tre Harris, who leads the nation with 885 receiving yards, is questionable for the Rebels' game ...

Backup quarterback Gavin Wimsatt was heading toward the goal line with a keeper when an Ole Miss defender knocked the ball free — right to tight end Josh Kattus, who fell into the end zone.

On Saturday, they officially shocked the world. The Wildcats went on the road and upset sixth-ranked Ole Miss 20-17. Rebels quarterback Jaxson Dart gave his kicker a chance to tie it at the end of ...