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sports1d ago
Jackson Moore excited to learn under 'best kicker in the country' and to compete at Ole Miss
- Ole Miss kicker Jackson Moore says he’s excited to learn under the country’s top specialist.
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sports1d ago
Bruce Pearl wonders whether Akron is better than undefeated Miami (Ohio)
- Pearl questions whether Akron or Miami (OH) is the MAC’s best by season end, amid the undefeated Miami (OH) run.
- Pearl praises Miami (OH) coach Travis Steele while suggesting Akron is more battle-tested and size could matter in a potential matchup.
- Pearl notes Miami (OH) has not faced ranked opponents and stresses the importance of the conference tournament results.
- The discussion comes as Miami (OH) aims to extend its 30-0 run and secure an NCAA bid.
- Pearl highlights the potential matchup dynamics if Akron faces Miami (OH) in the MAC or NCAA context.
- Pearl communicates a balanced view, praising both programs while weighing scheduling and size advantages.
- Pearl’s comments reflect the evolving narrative around MAC parity and at-large selections.
- The exchange centers on Miami (OH)’s undefeated record and whether it justifies an at-large bid.
- The MAC race remains open as teams weigh resume strength against defensive and scheduling edges.
- The discussion includes potential implications for automatic vs at-large NCAA Tournament selections.
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sports1d ago
Prized Ole Miss Football Target Sees Meteoric Rise To No. 3 Rated Athlete in America
- Walden Jr. rose to the No. 3 ranked athlete in the 2027 cycle after a strong junior campaign and increased SEC attention.
- Walden Jr. has drawn offers from multiple programs including Florida State, LSU and Arkansas.
- Ole Miss is actively pursuing Walden Jr. with in-person visits and an offer from coach Pete Golding.
- Walden attended Ole Miss’ Week 5 game against LSU, fueling the recruitment push.
- Walden’s father played in the NFL, adding football lineage to his recruitments as Ole Miss contends for him.
- Walden's rising stock places Ole Miss among the top schools tracking him in the 2027 cycle.
- Additional Ole Miss news and context highlight ongoing recruiting activity around the program.
- Walden Jr. has earned interest from multiple SEC schools as recruitment heats up.
- Walden's family NFL connection is noted as part of his athletic profile and potential.
- The feature is part of a broader Ole Miss coverage by Zack Nagy on SI.
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sports23h ago
Tipton: Elite high school talent could be the next step for Ole Miss basketball
- Ole Miss eyeing an elite high school talent as a potential next step for its basketball program.
- The program aims to build on momentum from recent roster moves and development.
- Ole Miss could leverage new talent to sustain competitiveness in future seasons.
- The report references ongoing recruitment strategy as a key factor in the plan.
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sports9h ago
5-star SG Ryan Hampton rescheduling official visit to Ole Miss
- Hampton, a five-star guard in the 2027 class, did not make his Ole Miss official visit as scheduled this week.
- The trip was planned between visits to NC State and SMU, but Hampton missed the Ole Miss stop.
- Hampton will reschedule his Ole Miss official visit to meet with Chris Beard and Ole Miss staff.
- Hampton is the No. 1 ranked shooting guard in his class according to Rivals.
- The prospect hails from Dallas, Texas and is averaging 20 points per game this high school season.
- Hampton holds offers from multiple programs, including Auburn, Indiana, and Villanova.
- Ryan Hampton is the younger brother of former first-round pick RJ Hampton, who played in the NBA.
- RJ Hampton is currently playing for Changsha Yongsheng in the Chinese National Basketball League.
- Ole Miss basketball remains in the mix as Hampton evaluates his official visit timeline.
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sports9h ago
Stephen A. Smith gives definitive take on Miami (OH)'s NCAA Tournament chances
- Stephen A. Smith argues Miami (OH) should receive an NCAA at-large bid despite a weak resume.
- Smith notes Miami (OH) went 30-0 in the regular season and should be evaluated beyond schedule strength.
- The MAC Tournament begins March 12 with the top eight teams; an auto-bid remains possible for Miami (OH).
- Critics view Miami (OH)’s lack of Q1 wins as a major hurdle for an at-large bid.
- Analysts differ on whether schedule strength should disqualify Miami (OH) from at-large consideration.
- The article notes the contrasting views of college basketball voices, including Bruce Pearl and Jay Williams.
- Miami (OH) already secured the No. 1 seed in the MAC Tournament prior to the conference games.
- The article emphasizes the debate on whether the regular season still holds weight if a team goes undefeated.
- The report frames the NCAA inclusion decision as possible despite a potential MAC Tournament outcome.
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sports6h ago
Wisconsin Badgers one of several teams to ghost Miami (OH)'s schedule request
- Miami (OH) pressed Wisconsin in late May about a buy game for November or December.
- Wisconsin did not have a record of responding to Miami’s scheduling inquiry.
- Miami highlighted other programs that declined or avoided high-profile nonconference games.
- Miami’s athletic director presented receipts of scheduling attempts to build a robust nonconference slate.
- Miami’s RedHawks are undefeated and ranked, prompting questions about schedule strength.
- Wisconsin’s nonconference strategy focused on challenging games and tournament readiness.
- Wisconsin had buy games scheduled in November and December to start the season.
- Wisconsin defeated multiple MAC schools in their nonconference run.
- Open records requests disclosed correspondence related to Miami’s scheduling outreach.
- Miami’s schedule discussions referenced a national debate on scheduling and risk management.
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sports4h ago
Ranking CBB Top 5, Miami RedHawks IN or OUT?, Big East Sinking | Others Receiving Votes
- Miami of Ohio remains undefeated at 30–0 with strong road wins, fueling at-large bid debate as analysts weigh scheduling strength against wins.
- Analysts argue winning all games matters for at-large inclusion, noting road success and quality wins as key factors.
- Five teams are highlighted as top contenders for the title: Duke, Michigan, Arizona, Florida, and UConn, with regional diversity and coaching new generation.
- Michigan is favored to win due to its kill-shot style and veteran coaching, despite losses in some lineup changes.
- Florida’s late-season surge, led by strong guard play and improved depth, puts them just ahead of Arizona in the ranking.
- UConn remains dangerous in tournament settings but may lack a killer instinct, impacting ceiling comparisons with other top teams.
- The Big East’s NCAA tournament bids are under pressure, with only three or four teams realistically in contention this season.
- Mid-major tournaments like the MAC, Mountain West, and Sun Belt draw attention as potential upset machines and bracket shapers.
- Conference spending and NIL investments are under scrutiny as Big East coaches discuss sustainability and market dynamics.
- Analysts warn against overreliance on predictive metrics, arguing that winning games, especially on the road, should matter for at-large selections.
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sports3h ago
Florida Gators Receive Stunning Prediction to Land Commitment From Ole Miss Target
- Florida Gators receive a strong prediction that Ole Miss target Elias Pearl may join their 2027 class.
- Pearl has multiple offers and is drawing interest from top programs after a standout junior year.
- Pearl has official visits scheduled with Georgia, Ole Miss, and Virginia Tech as he mulls a fall commitment.
- Pearl expects to commit by the end of the summer after evaluating development and fit.
- Pearl’s junior season produced 1,305 rushing and receiving yards with 24 touchdowns, fueling recruitment.
- Rivals Camp Miami highlighted Pearl as the top wide receiver on the day during a crowded camp.
- Pearl has drawn offers from Georgia, Ole Miss, Pittsburgh, Syracuse, and Wisconsin among others.
- Pearl is a 5-foot-11, 180-pound athlete who rose quickly in the 2027 cycle.
- The Florida Gators are pushing Pearl amid a national recruitment, with an unofficial visit in Gainesville noted.
- Pearl expressed his plan to visit Georgia, Ole Miss, and Virginia Tech as major steps in his recruitment.
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