No. 9 Ole Miss answered the Florida embarrassment emphatically, hanging 52 points on Vanderbilt in Nashville as Trinidad Chambliss accounted for four touchdowns and the defense forced four takeaways in a 52-17 rout. Below are the freshest Rebels links across the programs — a football-heavy Sunday after a statement road win, plus hoops and volleyball. Hotty Toddy.
Football
No. 9 Football Cruises Past Vanderbilt On The Road
Sat., Oct. 10 · last 24 hours. The official recap of a 52-17 rout: Chambliss threw for 213 yards and three scores and ran in a fourth, Kewan Lacy returned from injury for a first-quarter touchdown, and the defense forced four turnovers — including Suntarine Perkins’ fumble-return score. Lucas Carneiro went a perfect 7-for-7 on extra points. (Ole Miss Athletics)
Everything Pete Golding Said After Ole Miss’ 52-17 Win Over Vanderbilt
Sat., Oct. 10 · last 24 hours. Head coach Pete Golding’s full postgame remarks. He wasn’t chasing perfection, but he wanted a response coming out of the open week — and got one. On3’s complete transcript captures how Golding framed the bounce-back, the defensive turnaround and what still needs cleaning up before Missouri visits Oxford. (On3)
Trinidad Chambliss Isn’t Interested In Good Enough, Even After A Blowout
Sat., Oct. 10 · last 24 hours. Four touchdowns and a 35-point win still didn’t satisfy Chambliss, who felt the Rebels left points and plays on the field. On3’s Ben Garrett details a quarterback holding himself to a higher standard, unwilling to treat a comfortable road victory as the finished product Ole Miss is chasing. (On3)
Five Immediate Takeaways From Ole Miss vs. Vanderbilt
Sat., Oct. 10 · last 24 hours. Sports Illustrated’s quick-hit reactions: early passing aggression, a 42-point first half, Lacy’s return adding unpredictability, and a blitz-heavy defense that picked off Vanderbilt’s freshman quarterback twice and returned a fumble for a score. The through-line — the Florida loss looks like a one-off, not a trend. (Sports Illustrated)
Ole Miss Stock Report: Who Helped and Hurt Themselves Against Vanderbilt
Sat., Oct. 10 · last 24 hours. Whose stock rose and fell in Nashville. The defense and an efficient Chambliss (20-of-30, three passing scores) trended up, while a shoulder-limited Kewan Lacy — 39 yards and a touchdown on seven carries — hasn’t yet rediscovered last season’s form. A measured look past the final margin. (Sports Illustrated)
Ole Miss vs. Vanderbilt: Notes and Notables from the Rebels’ 52-17 Win in Nashville
Sat., Oct. 10 · last 24 hours. The numbers behind the rout: Ole Miss piled up a season-high 196 rushing yards, got touchdowns from seven different players, and watched Suntarine Perkins log his 20th career sack. Chambliss has now thrown a touchdown pass in 18 straight games, the third-longest streak in school history. (The Rebel Walk)
‘I Was Ready’: Jamarious Brown Makes the Most of His Touchdown Moment in Ole Miss’ Win Over Vanderbilt
Sat., Oct. 10 · last 24 hours. A fun one: defensive lineman Jamarious Brown caught a two-yard touchdown pass from Chambliss, the first offensive score by a defense-first Rebel since JJ Pegues in 2024. Brown reveals the celebration he and his teammates cooked up minutes before the play — and his praise for Perkins’ fumble-return touchdown. (The Rebel Walk)
Ole Miss Dominates Vanderbilt, Wins 52-17
Sat., Oct. 10 · last 24 hours. The Daily Mississippian’s student-side recap of the Rebels’ most complete half of the season — 42 first-half points, 409 yards of offense and a defense that held Vanderbilt to 343. A clean, straightforward account of the road statement in Music City. (The Daily Mississippian)
Men’s Basketball
Men’s Basketball Receives Dates and Times for National TV Games
Wed., Oct. 7. Chris Beard’s Rebels will appear on the ESPN family of networks 23 times this regular season. The release lays out the slate — a Maui Invitational opener against Clemson on November 23, a December 19 date with NC State in Jackson, and an SEC schedule spread across ESPN and SEC Network. (Ole Miss Athletics)
Women’s Sports
Tennessee Sets the Tone Early, Never Lets Ole Miss Volleyball Recover
Sat., Oct. 10 · last 24 hours. Ole Miss volleyball ran into a buzzsaw at No. 10 Tennessee, swept 25-14, 25-12, 25-14. Shayla Meyer’s eight kills (.375) and Cameron Bradley’s 11 digs were bright spots, but the loss drops the Rebels to 8-7 overall and 2-2 in SEC play. (HottyToddy.com)
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