SUMMARY: No. 23 Ole Miss secured a commanding 86-63 victory over a depleted Louisville team in the SEC/ACC Challenge. Former Cardinal Dre Davis led Ole Miss with a season-high 20 points, supported by strong performances from teammates. The Rebels shot 57% and dominated the paint, scoring 48 points compared to Louisville’s 26. Despite Louisville’s efforts to close the gap, Ole Miss maintained a steady lead, with notable contributions from Sean Pedulla, who added 16 points. With Louisville missing key players, the Rebels capitalized on turnovers and bench scoring, setting up their next game against Lindenwood on Saturday.

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SUMMARY: Mississippi State promptly appointed assistant coach Nick Zimmerman as the new head coach of the women’s soccer team following James Armstrong’s departure to Auburn. Athletic director Zac Selmon emphasized continuity after a successful season, with Zimmerman expressing gratitude for the opportunity to lead and build upon the program’s achievements. Having been part of the staff for six seasons, Zimmerman highlighted the importance of players and resources in achieving future goals. He has significantly contributed to the team’s recent successes, including two Sweet 16 appearances, and aims to elevate Mississippi State soccer further. Zimmerman’s previous coaching experience includes stints at Columbus State and a professional playing career.

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SUMMARY: Ole Miss is unlikely to make the inaugural 12-team College Football Playoff, despite a strong season labeled “The Last Dance” by players, coaches, and fans. After early losses to Kentucky and LSU, the Rebels bounced back with a significant win over Georgia but faltered against Florida, hurting their playoff hopes. Despite a victory over Mississippi State, Ole Miss couldn’t surpass other teams in the playoff race. The selection committee considered Ole Miss, Alabama, and South Carolina, with Ole Miss holding an advantage after dominating South Carolina earlier. However, the Rebels’ playoff chances remain slim, though they are bowl-eligible.
 

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