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November 6, 2012
Jones looking to finish strong

 
The end of a career is something that senior athletes have to face and Ole Miss’ senior defensive end Jason Jones is doing just that. Before the season started, Jones was the recipient of the Chucky Mullins Courage Award, which granted him the honor to wear No. 38 for his senior season.

 
 
The end of a career is something that senior athletes have to face and Ole Miss’ senior defensive end Jason Jones is doing just that. Before the season started, Jones was the recipient of the Chucky Mullins Courage Award, which granted him the honor to wear No. 38 for his senior season.
 

October 29, 2012
A new SEC streak begins

The Ole Miss Rebels defeated the Arkansas Razorbacks 30-27 on Saturday on the foot of senior Bryson Rose’s 31-yard field goal as time expired. While Rose was carried off the field in triumph, the Rebels’ second-straight Southeastern Conference victory was much more than a one-man job.

 
The Ole Miss Rebels defeated the Arkansas Razorbacks 30-27 on Saturday on the foot of senior Bryson Rose’s 31-yard field goal as time expired. While Rose was carried off the field in triumph, the Rebels’ second-straight Southeastern Conference victory was much more than a one-man job.
 

August 20, 2012
Fall Camp Report: Defense

As part two of a three-part series, The Daily Mississippian football beat writer Bennett Hipp will give a report on Ole Miss’ fall camp concentrating on the defense.

 
DEFENSIVE END:
 
The end position got a big boost when highly touted 2012 signee Channing Ward was cleared by the NCAA on Friday. Ward will practice for the first time with the Rebels this afternoon and will more than likely be in an exclusive pass-rushing role early on.
 

April 24, 2012
Spring practice review: defense

With the end of spring practice, football beat writer Bennett Hipp breaks down next year’s Ole Miss football team position-by-position, starting with the defense. Tomorrow, he breaks down the offense. 

 

With the end of spring practice, football beat writer Bennett Hipp breaks down next year’s Ole Miss football team position-by-position, starting with the defense. Tomorrow, he breaks down the offense. 

 

Defensive ends:

November 9, 2011
Players react to coaching change

Monday’s news of Ole Miss letting go of head football coach Houston Nutt affected more than just the families of everyone on the coaching staff. It also affected each one of the young men who give their best effort every Saturday: the players.

 

Monday’s news of Ole Miss letting go of head football coach Houston Nutt affected more than just the families of everyone on the coaching staff. It also affected each one of the young men who give their best effort every Saturday: the players.

As expected, the players took the news pretty tough, but once they got back to the practice fields, all they were thinking about was playing football.

October 19, 2011
Ole Miss football midseason review: Defense

 

Defensive line:

The Rebels’ defensive line has been solid so far in 2011 against the pass but has struggled to stop the run. Ole Miss is now faced with the task of replacing senior defensive end Wayne Dorsey, who broke his right arm against Alabama this past weekend. Dorsey was in the middle of an impressive senior season, leading the Rebels in sacks with three and racking up 22 tackles. 

August 8, 2011
Preseason Football — Rebels move to shoulder pads, Grant works with first team

The Rebels concluded their third practice of camp Monday evening — the first in shoulder pads. 

The Rebels concluded their third practice of camp Monday evening — the first in shoulder pads. 

Afterwards, Ole Miss head coach Houston Nutt was impressed by his defense for the second day in a row.

“There is some intensity we are seeing at defense at times,” Nutt said. “Not all of the time, but at times. And I thought the defensive line moved around very well today."

Nutt called out several players on the defensive line and linebacker after practice.

April 17, 2011
Defense shows out in Red and Blue Game

After a much-maligned 2010 season in which the defense ranked last in the Southeastern Conference in scoring defense and next to last in total defense, the unit emerged tougher and more aggressive in Saturday’s Grove Bowl and throughout spring practice.
 

After a much-maligned 2010 season in which the defense ranked last in the Southeastern Conference in scoring defense and next to last in total defense, the unit emerged tougher and more aggressive in Saturday’s Grove Bowl and throughout spring practice.