Hotty Toddy Hotline

Bill Armstrong, assistant coach of the men's basketball team, calls-in to discuss the Rebels road win, and the return of Marshall Henderson.  Also, university photographer Robert Jordan drops by Irie to promote his new book, "Ole Miss: A Photographic Essay."  And we review the blowout win over Troy; and glimpse ahead to this week's home finale against Missouri.

Arkansas is skewered by Bo Wallace, who passed for a career-high 407 yards in the 34-24 victory at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.   Tyler Kuntz, Connor Hennessey and special analyst Nat Martin start the discussion of postseason possibilities, as the Rebs notched their bowl-eligibility ticket with the Hog win.  They also talk Troy State, men's basketball and the NCAA-bound women's soccer team.

The Rebels enjoyed an open weekend, as Arkansas comes in Saturday for the first of two back-to-back early morning kickoffs at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.  Tyler Kuntz and Connor Hennessey recap all of the happenings in Oxford, including the start of Rebel hoops.   And we take a look at the wide variety of NFL Rebs.

Maurice Harris, tight ends coach and recruiting coordinator, is the special guest this week.  Find out how the Rebels will use the open week to prepare for the last month of the season.  Plus, hosts Tyler Kuntz and Connor Hennessey review the Idaho rout, the soccer team's dramatic overtime win, and the start of the basketball season.

Todd Wade helps review Ole Miss' exciting walkoff win over No. 6 LSU.   We also get the former Rebel and NFL offensive lineman's analysis of Hugh Freeze's 2013 team.  And hosts Tyler Kuntz and Connor Hennessey look ahead to this weekend's homecoming tilt with struggling Idaho.

Johnny Football™ does it again, as Texas A&M escapes Oxford with a heartbreaker for Rebel fans.   We look back at the 41-38 setback, which puts Hugh Freeze's team at 3-3 overall.  Chad LaBorde, host of CRM Sports' sister show for LSU fans ("Louisiana State Roar"), helps preview this weekend's SEC West feud against the Bayou Bengals.  And we weigh-in on the controversial targeting penalites.

TexAgs.com's Billy Liucci helps preview Johnny Manziel's return to Oxford this weekend.  Ole Miss men's golf coach Ernest Ross drops-by Irie to discuss his rising program.  And we look back at the Rebels' 30-22 setback on the Plains.

No. 1 Alabama blanks the Rebels in Tuscaloosa, as Coach Freeze admits he didn't call the best of games.  We also preview this week's contest on the Plains.  And author and SEC traditions connoisseur Richard Murff is at Irie to discuss his new collegiate read, "The SEC Football Primer: Don't Eat Your Sunglasses."

Bama bound!  No. 21 Ole Miss looks to get its first win in Tuscaloosa in 25 years.   Chad Haynie, of the sister CRM Sports show "Bama Roll Call," shares his insight on this contest between two unbeatens.  And we talk a little Lady Reb softball, volleyball and soccer.

The Rebs two-step over Texas, 44-23, and move to No. 21 in the latest AP poll.  Hotty Toddy Hotline hosts Tyler Kuntz and Connor Hennessey are at Irie to review the impressive win, as well as look ahead to an open week for Hugh Freeze's squad.  Plus, we have an update on the Rebel soccer program.

Jamie Holder, a former Ole Miss wide receiver (1983-85) and the father of current Rebel receiver Jordan Holder, calls-in to discuss the Holder legacy in Oxford.  Plus, hosts Tyler Kuntz and Connor Hennessey look back on the convincing win against Southeast Missouri, and ahead to this week's Lone Star showdown against a reeling Texas Longhorn club.

Jeff Scott runs for a dramatic 75-yard touchdown in the last two minutes at Vanderbilt, securing a season-opening win in Nashville.   Ole Miss legend Larry Wamble, aka "Professor Percy Pickem," shares his thoughts on the game; and we get his own deep-fried prognostications of this weekend's games, including UM's home opener against Southeast Missouri.

Fall premiere.  The Rebels prepare to face pesky Vanderbilt in the season opener in Music City.   Hosts Tyler Kuntz and Connor Hennessey are back at Irie to preview Thursday's ESPN contest.  Also, Southern Airways Express COO and original Hotty Toddy Hotline host Keith Sisson discussses how his airline is helping connect Rebel fans this fall.

Dan Werner, co-coordinator of the Rebel offense, calls-in to talk about Bo Wallace, Barry Brunetti and the rest of his high octane unit.  Also on this spring finale, we discuss the Diamond Rebs' postseason prognostication.  "Hotty Toddy Hotline" returns for its ninth football season in late August.

The Diamond Rebs take the series over Mississippi State.  Have they now secured a berth in an NCAA Regional?  Tyler Kuntz and "Hotty Toddy Hotline" executive producer Jon Rawl discuss baseball, basketball recruiting, the football depth chart and the University Greys on this week's show.

Mike Bianco is the special guest.  The Rebel baseball skipper updates us on his team, which lost the series at Auburn and now hosts No. 13 Mississippi State this weekend.   Hosts Tyler Kuntz and Connor Hennessey also discuss the NCAA-bound Rebel tennis team.  And some unwelcome guests are heading to Oxford.

Kentucky's Bat Cats top Mike Bianco's Diamond Rebs in the weekend series in Oxford.   Host Tyler Kuntz and executive producer Jon Rawl discuss the NFL possibilities of several Rebs, including new Ravens signee Murphy Holloway.   And the guys try and make sense of the parking changes coming to campus this football season.

Left Field Mask -- aka the guy that wears the Michael Myers mask when a certain Rebel pitcher takes the mound -- is this week's special guest.   Mr. Mask and host Connor Hennessey review the 16th-ranked Diamond Rebs' sweep at Tennessee.  Murphy Holloway officially declares himself a football player.  And the "human" Colonel Reb, Butch Harris, visits Irie on the Oxford Square.

Grove Bowl recap.   Hugh Freeze and the Rebels hold a strange practice inside Vaught-Hemingway Stadium; almost as foreign as some of the new uniform combinations that debuted over the weekend.   And Mike Bianco and the Rebels sweep Alabama, improving the SEC record to 7-8.

Vanderbilt sweeps the Diamond Rebs at Swayze Field, leading to a big drop in the polls.   Hosts Tyler Kuntz and Connor Hennessey discuss the baseball team's recent woes; and they preview this weekend's Grove Bowl at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.