No. 10 Ole Miss falls 42-7 to No. 2 Georgia
Ole Miss scored its lone touchdown in the fourth quarter in a 42-7 loss to Georgia. Trinidad Chambliss moved into seventh place in program history in career passing yards and completions.
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Ole Miss scored its lone touchdown in the fourth quarter in a 42-7 loss to Georgia. Trinidad Chambliss moved into seventh place in program history in career passing yards and completions.
Read moreGarin Freeman scored 22 points and grabbed 13 rebounds as Millsaps defeated Huntingdon 63-53 in its season opener. The Majors answered a late Hawks rally with a 6-0 run and 10 fourth-quarter free throws.
Read moreJackson State is scheduled to compete in the two-day, 36-hole SWAC Fall Preview at Birmingham’s RTJ Golf Trail at Oxmoor Valley. The men’s course is set at 7,000 yards and the women’s at 6,043 yards.
Read moreDelta State’s women’s swimming and diving team lost 143-96 to Henderson State on Saturday. The Lady Statesmen won several events, including both relays and four individual races.
Read moreDelta State will hold its softball prospect camp Jan. 9 at University Field in Cleveland, Mississippi. The day will include skill instruction, team concepts and a live scrimmage.
Read moreDelta State’s men’s swimming and diving team lost to Henderson State, 204-53, on Saturday. Austin Huffhines recorded two third-place finishes, and the Statesmen placed second in three events.
Read moreJones College led wire to wire in an 85-71 win over Connors State, completing a perfect weekend at the ASU Greyhound Tip-Off Classic. Wesley Lindsey scored 17 points for the Bobcats.
Read moreArkansas beat Ole Miss 3-1 on Sunday, taking the final two sets after the Rebels evened the match. Jorda Crook led Ole Miss with 13 kills.
Read moreJackson State coach T.C. Taylor is scheduled to meet with local media at 11:30 a.m. Monday and join the SWAC Football Media Session at 11:55 a.m.
Read moreMillsaps beat Eureka 76-48 and Austin College 69-47 over the weekend in Memphis. Jaxon Toney led the Majors with 10 points and seven rebounds against Eureka, then posted 13 points and 15 rebounds against Austin.
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