Hotty Toddy Hotline

Lee Habeeb, ForwardRebels.org spokesman, discusses what his organization is doing to help change the leadership within the Ole Miss athletics department.   Also, Houston Nutt answers questions about his team following the lackluster loss at home against Georgia.  And host Jon Rawl previews this weekend's long journey to Fresno State.

Pete Boone tries to calm the Rebel Nation after Ole Miss gets embarrassed again by Vanderbilt.   Keith Sisson and Jon Rawl discuss the awful situation in Oxford, which got more complicated Monday after a fan group purchased ads calling for administrative change.

Clarion-Ledger beat writer Hugh Kellenberger is this week's featured insider.   We get his take on the Rebs win over Southern Illinois, and what the team needs to do to open SEC play with a victory on the road at Vanderbilt.  Also, we have Houston Nutt's Monday press conference.

BYU stuns the Rebels on a fourth quarter fumble recovery in the endzone.   Pete Cordelli and Ron Higgins review the 14-13 loss, and preview this weekend's important home game against FCS foe Southern Illiinois.

Pete Cordelli and Commercial Appeal columnist Ron Higgins are the new hosts of the show.  Also, former player, head football coach and original Hotty Toddy Hotline co-host Billy Brewer weighs-in on this weekend's home opener against BYU in the "Dog Bites" feature.

The Rebels drop the series to Arkansas, and miss the SEC Tournament for the first time since 2002.  Host Jeremy Kennedy recaps the action, and has some thoughts on the future of Ole Miss baseball in this season finale.  Plus, a look back at the year in Rebel sports and what's next for the coaches, administrators, and fans.

John Davis, sports editor of The Oxford Eagle, joins host Jeremy Kennedy to recap the series loss to Mississippi State.  Also, what are the scenarios for the Rebels to see postseason play?  Plus, Andy Kennedy completes his hoops staff with a former head coach.  And, a heartbreaking end to the year for Men's Tennis.

The Rebels get a huge series win over South Carolina to pull within one game of the SEC West lead.  Host Jeremy Kennedy talks about the big moments, and if Ole Miss can carry that over against MSU.  Plus, a "spotlight" into Ole Miss athletics sparks a big picture look at athletics facilities and what's on the horizon.  And, the search begins for a new softball coach.

Jerrell Powe realizes his dream and is drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in the sixth round.  Host Jeremy Kennedy takes a look back at his struggles, his career, and what his future holds.  Also, football scheduling changes and how should Ole Miss handle future non-league opponents?  And, although the baseball team gets swept at UF the Rebels still have a shot at the SEC West.

Barry Brunetti receives his eligibility for the 2011 season, giving the Rebels depth at the QB position.  Host Jeremy Kennedy has some thoughts on that, and an end-of-the-spring analysis on coaches and potential leaders.  Plus, a missed opportunity for Mike Bianco's squad as Ole Miss drops two but stays atop the SEC West.

Host Jeremy Kennedy recaps the Grove Bowl, and where the Ole Miss football team is after the spring.  A new feasibility study could be the first step towards a new basketball arena.  Plus, a huge weekend sweep over Kentucky has the Rebels in a first-place tie atop the SEC West.

Original co-host and former Ole Miss coach Billy Brewer joins the show to discuss the Chucky Mullins Award Banquet.  Host Jeremy Kennedy talks with the former player about his son Gunter coaching for the Rebels, and where he sees the program under Houston Nutt.  Also, the baseball team drops another SEC series.  And, a staff shake-up in hoops.

Chucky Mullins' No. 38 jersey will return to the field in 2011.  Host Jeremy Kennedy has some thoughts on that, plus defensive end Kentrell Lockett receiving a sixth-year of eligibility.  Also, the Rebs drop two games at LSU before coming home to an important SEC series against UGA.

We hear from football coach Houston Nutt in his spring practice presser.  Host Jeremy Kennedy talks about the keys and concerns with Rebel football.  Plus, is the heat being turned up on hoops coach Andy Kennedy?  And, Ole Miss bounces back with a road series baseball win over UT.

With the hoops season now over, what is the future for AK and Rebel basketball?  Host Jeremy Kennedy looks at the big picture and what must happen for Ole Miss to return to the NCAA Tournament.  Plus, what to make of the Diamond Rebs losing the series against Alabama in Oxford.  And, we speak with the CEO of a big sponsor to the show.

Another trip to the NIT for Ole Miss under Andy Kennedy.  Host Jeremy Kennedy recaps the SEC Tournament and previews the trip to the West Coast.  What if Chris Warren had not torn his ACL?  And, the Rebels get a sweep over Lipscomb with SEC play coming soon.

A hoops split leaves Ole Miss as the 3-seed in the SEC Tournament.  Host Jeremy Kennedy discusses the season and previews the matchup against South Carolina.  Plus, we hear from assistant coach Michael White about the team's lack of consistency.  And, the baseball squad drops two-of-three at home to Tulane.

The Rebels roll the Tide in Oxford and have a shot at finishing second in the West.  Keith Sisson and Jeremy Kennedy discuss that, and Chris Warren's amazing career winding down.  Also, the Diamond Rebs start fast and take two over the weekend at Houston.  And, our favorite quotes from Jack Cristil during the 2008 Egg Bowl.

An up-and-down week for Ole Miss hoops has the Rebels needing a strong finish to get into the Tournament.  Host Jeremy Kennedy looks at the big picture for basketball in Oxford, and what needs to be corrected.  Plus, opening weekend was a success as the Rebels swept Wright State under perfect weather.  And, some early thoughts as spring practice is around the corner.

Criticism for Houston Nutt coming from the media for oversigning, and host Jeremy Kennedy has the numbers and some thoughts.  Ole Miss basketball suffers a road loss at Alabama, but can the Rebels finish strong and climb into the NCAA Tournament?  And, Mike Bianco's 11th season begins this weekend at Swayze Field.