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Ole Miss Baseball landed the No. 2 seed in the Lincoln Regional. The Rebels will face Arizona State on Friday, May 29 at 6 p.m. ESPN+ will broadcast the games. Regionals end on Monday, June 1. Nebraska and South Dakota are the other teams in the regional.
If the Rebels advance through the regional, they will face the winner of the Auburn Regional in the super regionals...
After Ole Miss Baseball lost to Missouri in the opening round of the SEC Tournament, they will almost assuredly be a No. 2 in an NCAA regional. The loss could be a wake-up call for the team and give them time to prepare for a run to Omaha.
Issues the Rebels have had all season, like defensive mistakes, poor execution and bullpen mismanagement, haunted them on a b...
The Ole Miss Rebels competed at the SEC Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Auburn, Ala., on May 14-16. Out of all 16 SEC teams, the Rebel men finished No. 9 with 47.75 points, and the women finished No. 13 with 26.75 points.
While a total of 18 Rebels contributed points, three athletes rose above the rest and earned a total of five medals for Ole Miss.
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Ole Miss Softball travelled to Lubbock, Texas, for the first round of the NCAA Tournament from Friday, May 15 to Sunday, May 17. They went 2-2 with two wins over Boston University.
Game 1 – Boston University
The Lady Rebels opened up the weekend with an 8-6 win over the Terriers. A seven-run third inning powered the Lady Rebels to the victory.
No. 9 Ole Miss was eliminated in the first round of the 2026 SEC Tournament by No. 16 Missouri on Tuesday, May 19. The Rebel bullpen struggled mightily all game. On the day, the staff issued seven walks and allowed 14 hits.
Ole Miss catcher Austin Fawley was the first player to use the new Automated Ball-Strike system. He unsuccessfully challenged a 2-2 pitch tha...