The Ole Miss Rebels officially announced dates for seven future football games this afternoon, including games against Idaho, New Mexico State, Troy, and UL Lafayette.
Ole Miss opens the 2013 season at home against Idaho on Aug. 31, followed by a visit from Southeast Missouri State on Sept. 17. The Rebels then travel to face the Texas Longhorns on Sept. 14 before hosting Troy on Nov. 16.
The Rebels kick off the 2014 season against Boise State in the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game in Atlanta on Aug. 28. Ole Miss then hosts UL Lafayette (Sept. 13) and Presbyterian (Oct. 18) in Oxford.
UT Martin visits Vaught-Hemingway Stadium for the season opener on Sept. 5, 2015. Ole Miss then hosts Fresno State on Sept. 19, travels to face Clemson on Oct. 3, and then returns home to face New Mexico State on Oct. 10.
Ole Miss starts the 2016 season on the road at UAB, followed by home contests against Clemson on Sept. 10 and Wofford on Sept. 17.
The Rebels need one more game each in 2014 and 2016 to complete the non-conference portion of their schedule. The final game in 2016 could be Memphis, as the two schools reportedly have a “verbal agreement” for a 2016-17 home-and-home series.
Ole Miss, led by new head coach Hugh Freeze, kicks off the 2012 season on Sept. 1 at home against Central Arkansas.
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Typical SEC team beting up on weak opponents.
Every big program does it…
No different than the ACC, Big 12, or Big Ten’s OOC schedules.
some good out of conference games but mostly 3 games a year vs div1aa caliber teams, I thought sec moving to a 9 game schedule soon apparently not..
UL will beat Ole Miss. I’ll put money on that. GEAUX CAJUNS!!!
No they wont
one of the guys mentioned that a lot of the sec teams play 4 weak out of confernce games and then if they squeek by with 2 sec wins against like uk or vandy they are a bowl team.
Your team sucks
You’ve seen the Big ten schedules right? Besides Michigan and Michigan state every other team plays an easy schedule
All major conferences schedule cupcakes. Otherwise they couldn’t play a 12 game schedule. Lots of those smaller schools sustain their athletic programs from the money they are paid to be sacrificed to the larger schools. I don’t like the set up but it is what it is. Chaps my butt to see teams like Presbyterian on the Ole Miss schedule.